Sentence examples for broadcasting opportunities from inspiring English sources

Skidmore's newspaper columns and reviews led to broadcasting opportunities.

It also opens up new advertising and broadcasting opportunities in countries who usually miss out on major tournaments.

DiFazio said Williams turned down several broadcasting opportunities last season, but he expects him to hit the air sometime in the future.

Further broadcasting opportunities seem assured, although he will need to be very strict with suggested titles punning on the surname that caused him trouble both at school and in Westminster.

Broadcasting takes up time in which I'd otherwise be progressing my research; academic commitments mean sometimes I have to turn down broadcasting opportunities.

You can probably think of a number of potential broadcasting opportunities already; you might live-stream a major company announcement, a seminar, or some other participatory event, or you could aim for something more content-intensive like an interview or a whiteboard strategy session.

Strachan has been handsomely rewarded for a part-time job on a full-time salary, showing little regard at all for Scottish football itself other than where a public relations or broadcasting opportunity arises.

"The International Children's Day of Broadcasting is the opportunity for us children to broadcast our message of peace to the whole world" declares Elvis as he continues to go over his text.

But they aren't anathema to progressives (or, as Savage called progressives, "communists"), who believe in the bedrock of local broadcasting, equality in opportunity and fairness.

"Children's Day of Broadcasting is an opportunity for children around the world to participate in the huge and influential world of broadcasting.

"Our role is to shift from just collecting stories and broadcasting them to creating opportunities for conversation".