Sentence examples for broadcasts of songs from inspiring English sources

Payments for radio broadcasts of songs, called royalties, have been a source of disagreement within the recording industry for decades.

Broadcasts of her songs of love and longing were particularly resonant with members of the military fighting abroad, which led to her nickname, "the forces' sweetheart".

Live electronics play a central role, and Ms. Neuwirth also incorporates old radio broadcasts of pop songs and snippets of Baroque music.

Egyptian state radio has reduced but not eliminated its frequent broadcasts of old songs calling on Arabs to fight to recover Jerusalem from Israel.

Royalties paid to songwriters and music publishers from radio and television broadcasts of their songs, and from live performances, are at record highs.

Currently, EU artists and content owners receive money for performances and broadcasts of copyrighted songs at large-scale events and performances but section 110 5) of the U.S. Copyright Act specifically exempts American small businesses from having to pay royalties.

Advertising hoardings promoting the politician's campaigns have been removed and daily TV broadcasts of Maoist songs replaced with programmes on Chinese culture.

At least three radio stations, including CIRK-FM in Edmonton, Alberta, defied the ban with marathon broadcasts of the song, indirectly underlining the lack of power held by the industry's self-regulatory body.

Pandora Call it artificial intelligence for music lovers, this most-downloaded free app lets you enter the name of a band or song you like and supplies a broadcast of similar songs.

After this, restrictions on the broadcast of contestant songs are lifted.

The BBC is due to broadcast an episode of Songs of Praise from a makeshift church at the migrant camp near the French port on Sunday.