Sentence examples for broadcasts long from inspiring English sources

By scanning earth's television broadcasts long after we are gone, other civilizations will be able to make certain judgments about human society.

On his podcast, Ferriss broadcasts long-form interviews with the uber-successful — from David Blaine and Vince Vaughn to celebrated doctors and athletes.

Central television broadcast long scenes of the ceremonies and tours surrounding the summit meeting.

During the referendum campaign, Mr. Chávez has frequently broadcast long speeches about his achievements.

Mr. Seinfeld said HBO's decision to broadcast "Long Story Short" was ultimately an endorsement of Mr. Quinn, not him.

Instead of going to the expense of hiring professional studios, many of these quickie productions are filmed inside hotels in Almaty, the main town, and broadcast long after midnight.Many journalists have been appalled by the academics' letter and have spoken out strongly against censorship as a remedy for the difficulties of the Kazakh language.

But, on the other, for large parts of this he's essentially transcribing a long-since-broadcast, long-since-reported TV show.

The best-known programme broadcast on long wave is Test Match Special, which would otherwise dominate vast chunks of the Radio 4 schedule.

Mr. Rafsanjani was immediately attacked in hard-line newspapers, and state-run television broadcast a long program countering his claims, accusing "some" of insinuating the idea of duality in the stances of Ayatollah Khomeini.

Al Jazeera's freewheeling broadcasts have long made it the bête noire of Arab governments, and in some earlier instances they have succeeded in reining it in.

(To Carter, this is "a brilliant counterstroke"; actually, it's an old CBS trick from 1979, when, to cripple ABC's "Mork & Mindy," on Sunday nights, the network simply let its football broadcasts run long).