Sentence examples for broadcasting offered from inspiring English sources

Many of Sky's recruits will, he believes, return to the "proper public service" broadcasting offered by the BBC, partly because comedians need big TV audiences to act as promotional windows for the lucrative stadium tours or DVD market, he argues.

The old days of broadcasting offered audiences something akin to the paperback bestsellers you might find in a rack at a drug store or airport kiosk.

Attenborough, who has just celebrated 60 years in broadcasting, offered a glimpse into his vision of the future after Cox paid tribute to him at an event hosted by the Radio Times on Tuesday night, said: "If I had a torch I would hand it to Brian Cox".

The International Children's Day of Broadcasting offered a unique opportunity to Togolese children to sensitize about polio and behaviors for a healthy life.

American authorities have begun broadcasting offers of rewards in an effort to get lower-level Iraqis to lead them to illicit weapons, and military experts continue to pore over documents that may offer leads.

Nowadays public broadcasting offers almost nothing that can't be found on voluntarily funded cable networks.

Kalaallit Nunaata Radio (KNR), the island's broadcasting company, offers radio and television programs in Greenlandic and Danish.

Jeremy Darroch, Sky's chief executive, has diversified Sky's broadcasting offer, investing heavily in drama in particular.

Even moderate Republicans who once were reliable backers of federal financing for public broadcasting have offered little support.

To overcome competition concerns, there are usually limits on lengths of contracts between the broadcaster and the sports body, and requirements that broadcasting rights be offered to platforms on reasonable terms.

As soon as that warm voice finished broadcasting, she was offered a job.