Sentence examples for broadcasting highlights from inspiring English sources

Costas: About a year ago, Al and I sat down while we were on the road and we shot a Studio 42 for the MLB Network in Nashville when the Colts played the Titans about Al's baseball broadcasting highlights and his love of the game and how younger fans might not realize how many big moments he'd called.

As part of the launch, a 60 second film showing some of the BBC's broadcasting highlights and milestones has been released.

Amongst many highlights this autumn, BBC Radio 3's flagship contemporary music programme will be broadcasting highlights from the UK's leading new and experimental music festival, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.

Partially because the sets tuned to CNN were dwarfed by giant widescreen TVs broadcasting highlights from the Giants game, and partially because the sound of clinking glasses and boisterous laughing made it nearly impossible to hear what the President was saying.

The station will also be broadcasting additional highlights of the Edinburgh International Festival, beginning with a celebration of young musical talent with concerts by the Youth Orchestra of the Americas as well youth orchestras from Canada and Scotland.

The threat to news plurality in TV broadcasting is highlighted in the first instance, inevitably, by pointing the finger Sky, which is controlled by News UK owner Rupert Murdoch.

Colbert noted Smith's unique broadcasting style, highlighting his analysis of presumptive GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's "mom jeans".

In 2010 we plan to continue broadcasting and highlighting burning issues of child development, consequences of labor migration, drinking, water shortage, sanitation, situation in schools and many others.

ESPN has committed to televising it as part of its deal with the FA, showing six matches live this season including Wednesday's opener, 10 next season and broadcasting a weekly highlights package.

This year's International Children's Day of Broadcasting on December 11 , 2005highlights the power of sport.

Mrs. Clinton has already been broadcasting an ad highlighting crude remarks from Mr. Trump about women; she answered his taunts about her marriage with a rhetorical shrug, telling reporters Mr. Trump was free to run whatever kind of campaign he preferred.