Sentence examples for broadcasting lesson from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Scully offered a free broadcasting lesson: I have learned, over the years, that there comes a rare and precious moment where there is absolutely nothing better than silence, nothing better than to be absolutely speechless to sum up a situation.

Lebron gets moral support from his mother, a nurse who is angered that the station she loves has insulted her son, and broadcasting lessons from Caroline, Harvey's assistant, who was shaken by his rude dismissal of Lebron.

Briefing on Cold War international broadcasting : lessons learned / A. Ross Johnson and R. Eugene Parta.

Meet the girl whose teacher is a radio Jump to media player Could broadcasting school lessons solve Africa's education crisis?

She says she learned her most important lesson about broadcasting four years ago, when a change of management at ITV Sport lost her a dream gig presenting Champions League football.

Children and Television has four sections, "A Proposal", "Planning", "Broadcasting" and "Lessons from Sesame Street".

Communicating with the World of Islam draws from the lessons learned in the cold war broadcasting experience to suggest the best ways of organizing U.S. efforts to communicate with Islamic people around the globe.

Beyond lessons on the alphabet and counting, the organization has prioritized broadcasting information to help kids stay healthy and safe.

The BBC's handling of the Jeremy Clarkson affair is a crucial "test case" that will reveal if it has learned lessons about handling bullying and harassment claims, according to the union representing broadcasting staff.

Public broadcasting.

Social networks are about broadcasting.