Sentence examples for broadcasts of events from inspiring English sources

But whether or not the Iraqi news media are censored, Arabic-language satellite television stations reach Iraq from outside with broadcasts of events and ideas, including anti-American diatribes.

Now, Mr. Albrecht is planning to redefine himself and perhaps IMG, a firm best known for representing athletes like Tiger Woods and Roger Federer, but that actually derives the largest part of its revenues from its media business, producing and distributing broadcasts of events like Wimbledon and the British Open, as well as documentaries in 30 countries.

Television was not new to the Olympic Winter Games; broadcasts of events to European audiences had begun in 1956.

The notion of communication in statecharts relates to the broadcast of events among orthogonal states of a system (Harel 1987).

A range of mobile applications including live broadcast of events, mobile multimedia blogging that is targeted to the media, and mobile video monitoring services will be in place to meet the needs of the organizers, visitors and audience members.

Jennings was also known for his marathon coverage of breaking news stories, staying on the air for 15 or more hours straight to anchor the live broadcast of events such as the outbreak of the Gulf War in 1991, the Millennium celebrations in 2000, and the September 11 attacks in 2001.

The year before, it banned alcohol ads from sports events, concerts and broadcasts of athletic events (when it has contractual control).

OLYMPICS-INSPIRED EVENTS AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER include baseball demonstrations (today at 11 30 a.m ., track and field competitions (tomorrow at noon and 4 30 p.m). and a mini-soccer match (Sunday at 4 p.m). Events complement free live broadcasts of Olympic events through Sunday.

He had gone to Europe as an employee of CBS radio, assigned primarily to set up broadcasts of cultural events.

Mr. Rao of Google said YouTube's live broadcasts of sports events would "turn the world into your office water cooler".

To succeed, they want to entice consumers with bundles of 3-D glasses and Blu-ray discs, discounts and special broadcasts of sports events.