Sentence examples for broadcasting games from inspiring English sources

As a broadcaster, whether in the studio or broadcasting games, you have to prep ― you watch tape, you read, you talk to people.

Mr. Allbright was hired in 1950 and began broadcasting games in 1951 when Mr. O'Malley decided to create a network to broadcast games beyond New York City, which was covered by broadcasts by Mr. Barber, Vin Scully and Connie Desmond.

The league has also organised demonstration matches in China, and began broadcasting games there this year.

Schneider has been broadcasting games since he transferred from Vermont after his sophomore year.

He was hired in 1950 and began broadcasting games in 1951; he was not hired in 1949.

Indeed, if concussions turned every player felonious, Troy Aikman and Steve Young would be broadcasting games from C-block.

Punditry was a familiar role for Gray, who had first taken to it while still a player during the 1978 World Cup, and since joining Sky he and Keys have become the heavyweights of the sports broadcasting game.

It set the stage for the suit against Theflyonthewall in a 1997 decision which overturned an injunction granted to the National Basketball Association, preventing Motorola, a maker of telecoms gear, from broadcasting game scores over its pagers.

Rubin realized Meerkat wasn't going to beat Periscope and Facebook Live at their own broadcasting game.

Tim McCarver, who was not hired by the YES Network to continue broadcasting Yankee games, has agreed to call 25 San Francisco Giants games for the Fox television affiliate.

In the fall of 1951, in an attempt to determine whether it a suitable medium for broadcasting hockey games, Conn Smythe watched special television feeds of Maple Leaf games.