Sentence examples for broadcasting a program from inspiring English sources
With the government's fate uncertain, it was broadcasting a program on cotton prices.
In August the city will begin broadcasting a program on public access television featuring animals up for adoption and speakers discussing pet welfare issues.
American football first came to Britain in 1982, when Channel 4 began broadcasting a program of condensed highlights of N.F.L. games.
In 1989, Xinran, a Beijing journalist, began broadcasting a nightly program on state radio that was devoted entirely to personal affairs — a radical concept in Communist China.
In better news for the new Top Gear, ex-host James May came to it's defence saying he "hopes Evans does well", while also criticising the BBC for broadcasting a 'best of' program over the Christmas period.
(Why couldn't a conservative comedy show air on Comedy Central, the ostensibly nonpartisan network that broadcasts "The Daily Show"?) But for more than eight years, Fox News has been broadcasting a 3 A.M. program called "Red Eye," an odd and often funny late-night show that is not exactly satire, and not exactly anything else, either.
CBS was the first to use the technology, broadcasting a delayed videotaped program.
Even better, a local radio station began broadcasting an English-language program from 5 to 5 30 a.m. six days a week.
Several months ago, Mr. Hain's collection of peeper chronicles caught the attention of producers from "Inside Edition," and now the program is broadcasting an investigation of the peepers on Monday at noon on WNYW, Channel 5, in New York City.
The council's director told the group in a letter accompanying the license, "Your signature on this license implies that that you formally renounce broadcasting such programs on a signal using a satellite subject to French law".
The CBS affiliate, WPRI, said that broadcasting the program on Monday would be disrespectful to victims of a Feb. 20 fire in West Warwick that killed 99 people and injured nearly 200.
