Sentence examples for broadcasts alive from inspiring English sources
That would not cover all the costs, but it would certainly help keep these essential Saturday afternoon broadcasts alive.
In its original American broadcast, "Alive and Schticking" was watched by 9.81 million households, according to Nielsen ratings.
You can do that this weekend in Ventura when a local theater group re-creates a live radio broadcast of Edgar Allan Poe's "Tales to Tremble By". The staged production takes the audience into an old-time studio where spontaneity was a must for actors, and sound-effects guys dashed about banging everything from toilet plungers to crowbars--anything that would make the broadcast come alive.
And the game was broadcast live on the radio so that the rest of the city and the Germans could know people were alive and playing football.
Sending tweets broadcasts "I am alive!" Reading tweets satisfies the craving of many people to know the smallest details of the lives of those they love.
Alec Baldwin had previously performed in the East and West live broadcasts of the Will & Grace season 8 premiere episode, "Alive and Schticking".
The video that appeared to show Muatassim el-Qaddafi after his death was also posted online, but another clip, which seemed to show that he was captured alive was broadcast on an Arabic satellite channel.
Discovery's 'Eaten Alive' special, broadcast in the UK on Friday and the US on Sunday, took a long time to get there, but the snake did eventually part its jaws and begin to consume Rosolie headfirst, though it didn't get far through its meal before he called in a rescue team.
Tim Trevan, who served on the United Nations team that helped hunt for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction in the 1990s, argued that the broadcast proved Hussein is alive.
Interviews by Miguel Sofia and Alexander Houghton Angus Macqueen's documentary 17 Days Buried Alive will be broadcast on BBC2 on 12 August at 9pm.
