Sentence examples for broadcast then from inspiring English sources

Gilliam had argued that if the program was broadcast then the Pythons would lose money.

"The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well," Limbaugh said during a broadcast then.

"It was very hard for me to broadcast then – not as hard as for the people who died, of course.

"Our sense is if you wanted to see a broadcast, then CNBC is very good for that," Mr. Sharan said.

The Thursday time slot is now home to a variety of specials and one-offs, though this week the current version of "SundayArts" will be broadcast then.

Mariah Carey appeared on last Wednesday's show, but her performance had been taped a half-hour before the live broadcast, then played back during the show.

If you saw the scripts of her radio broadcasts, then the apparent fluency and ease which the listener so prized was achieved through the most exhausting preparation.

Kris left Vienna in 1938, going first to England, where he worked for the British government analyzing German broadcasts; then to Canada; and finally, in 1940, to the United States, where he joined the New School for Social Research.

At age 10 he used to tape record televised sporting broadcasts, then play them back all night.

A document saved by Rep. John Fritchey from a 2006 campaign he and former County Commissioner Mike Quigley waged to get the override threshold lowered broadcasts then-Ald.

Each sender can randomly choose from 0 to 9 repetitions for broadcasting and then broadcast in the selected slot.