Sentence examples for broadcasting a show from inspiring English sources

I thought about all this when CBS started broadcasting a show last week titled "$#*!

And when the global release date changes in July, we will change too – otherwise we will be broadcasting a show that is 48 hours out of date.

Channel 4 is facing a backlash after broadcasting a show featuring a lewd joke about the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Do you worry that some may try to say you are violating the terms of your entertainment license by broadcasting a show that could be described as dealing with current affairs?

On stations in New York and Los Angeles, the company recently started broadcasting a show by Geraldo Rivera, a Fox colleague of Mr. Huckabee's who is more left wing on some issues.

In the meantime, there's no getting around at least one of Chelsea's flaws: while broadcasting a show two days after it's produced might outpace the rest of Netflix's programming, in US talkshow terms, it's two days late.

Earlier this year, for example, it began broadcasting a spot that showed employees and ended with the words, "The Home Depot.

Instead of broadcasting a new show, which was to have featured Claire Danes as a guest, Comedy Central showed a rerun on Wednesday night.

CNN Turk was broadcasting a food show, featuring the "flavors of Nigde".

Even better, MTV will be broadcasting a special show on 1 June "in which they exclusively reveal the rest of the players' picks".

[C6.] FOX DECLINES TO PAY FINES Fox Broadcasting is refusing to pay $91,000 in fines for broadcasting a reality show episode that included graphic sexual scenes at a bachelor party, and has asked the F.C.C. to reconsider.