Sentence examples similar to broadcasting mid from inspiring English sources

In addition, BBC1 would stop broadcasting mid-morning and 3pm news summaries and see a small reduction in the number of new programmes broadcast after the 10pm news.

I showed that the dance between the newspapers and the growing number of broadcasting outlets in the mid-Nineties made it much harder for Major to govern or lead his party.

In his book, he remembers that when he first began broadcasting from Miami in the mid-80's, he got to know the Latin American immigrant community and was struck by the similarities to his own family.

Originally conceived as a feature film, eventually realised as a four-part TV series (which Sky Arts are currently mid-way through broadcasting), this adaptation by Jake Chapman of his own novel has now been cut together as a single entity for international release.

DAVID DENBY: I've been going on Charlie's shows sporadically since the mid-eighties, when he was broadcasting nationally on CBS from Washington.

Mr. Romney has the biggest paid organization there with 11 people and began broadcasting television commercials in the state in mid-December.

Coming up with Livestation – broadcasting live TV to the desktop – in the mid-noughties, they got $3.5m from Spark Ventures (formerly NewMediaSpark).

He started in broadcasting as the 1st heart-throb teen disc jockey in mid-west for KDAL radio, Duluth, MN.

He was aware of the details no later than mid-April, when he asked CBS News to delay broadcasting the photos and its report on Abu Ghraib.

A statement released by BBC management said: "The presenter Jonathan Ross will be suspended from all broadcasting for the BBC for a 12-week period, ending in mid-January mid-January 2009

Radiovision acquired WVIP-AM in Mount Kisco last month, and has been broadcasting via satellite from Radiovision's WWRV-AM station in New Jersey since mid-April.