Sentence examples for broadcaster beginning from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, was the main victim.Mr Hunt's misfortunes stem from the Murdochs' bid to acquire full control of BSkyB, a British satellite broadcaster, beginning in 2010.

The BBC announced on Friday that it is no longer considering the Met Office in an open tender process for a new five-year contract to supply radio and TV weather reports to the broadcaster beginning in the autumn of 2016.

Its first full-time television broadcaster began operating in 1993, offering locally produced programs and satellite transmissions from overseas.

RTÉ, the national state-owned radio and television broadcaster, began radio service in 1926 and television service in 1961.

His metamorphosis from a writer at The Nation magazine to a broadcaster began several years ago when he was signed up to be a part-time paid contributor to MSNBC.

This morning, the national broadcaster began continuous live coverage hours before the announcement, its newscasters decked out in the green and white jerseys of the national soccer team.

Storr's reputation as a writer and broadcaster began with publication of his first book, The Integrity Of The Personality, in 1960.

The conservative broadcaster began: "Well, there is no better antidote to a barrage of criticism than a barrage of much-deserved praise.

A friend tells us that she was not really startled to hear an early-morning news broadcaster begin his stint the other day with the announcement "This is the news, brought to you by Chase Manhattan strike.

A friend tells us that she was not really startled to hear an early-morning news broadcaster begin his stint the other day with the announcement… Talk story about auditioning parrots for a television opera called "The Parrot" which was to be performed on "Armstrong's Circle Theatre" sponsored by Armstrong Cork….

He also vehemently disagrees with Channel 4's emphasis on running as a not-for-profit organisation, something he says the broadcaster began doing after he was ousted as chair in 1997, and which has since been cemented in the past six years under the chairmanship of Lord Burns.