Sentence examples for broadcasting skills from inspiring English sources

The daily rhythm of television ratings has required an adjustment for Ms. Maddow, whose broadcasting skills were fine-tuned on the radio.

The 37-year-old appeared in a celebrity edition of 'The Apprentice' for charity and cemented her place as the BBC's face of racing – her sublime broadcasting skills in evidence at Royal Ascot, which finished yesterday.

You're clearly good at your job, so why reduce your excellent broadcasting skills (this podcast is beautifully produced, as well as presented, by Knight and Ripley) to "oops, I fell over" ditsiness?

At the same time, they will develop their broadcasting skills and grow their audiences.

Mac, he explained, learned his broadcasting skills as a mountaineer: "What made him ideal for this work was that he had done pioneering work as an outside broadcast commentator on his climbs".

So many beautiful tributes to Scully have focused on his incomparable broadcasting skills.

The BBC has joined forces with the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, to take on up to 25 people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds to learn broadcasting and production skills on a three-month scheme.

Simon Mayo and Jo Whiley are joining forces in a new partnership, bringing both their unique broadcasting talents and skills, for an exciting early evening show which will kick off on Monday 14 May from 5pm-8pm.

As a result of the NHU's presence, Bristol has accumulated a unique set of broadcasting talents and skills and natural history programme making has become a part of the city's cultural identity.

Soccer broadcasting requires unique skills.

In Garni village school #2 broadcasting of Life Skills lessons were organised for village community with the aim to explain importance of the method.