Sentence examples for broadcasts when from inspiring English sources

China has not said that it is intentionally blocking the news Web sites of the broadcasters, but Chinese censors regularly black out some portions of CNN and BBC television broadcasts when delicate political topics are covered.

"It was, 'Here we go again,' " said Collins, who was working the radio broadcasts when the Sixers held on to win in Boston.

An obituary on Monday about the disc jockey Casey Kasem misstated the name of the organization for which he produced broadcasts when he was in the Army.

His wisdom flowed over the airwaves in recent decades, as he took over the BBC Russian Service's religious broadcasts when Metropolitan Anthony Bloom could not continue.

The government originally began regulating the content of broadcasts when the networks were the only game in town, watched in huge numbers by Americans in the days before cable television and the Internet.

Adhering to reporting restrictions introduced after the theatre siege two years ago, the main state television channels stopped live broadcasts when the explosions began and resumed only an hour later.

At one point in the Saturday broadcast, when Woods pulled off another impossible shot from the rough, an NBC broadcaster said, almost plaintively, "It's just not a fair fight".

Shortly after the "60 Minutes" broadcast, when conservative bloggers went into "C.S.I".

K. Adie (Kate), a watcher getting broadcast when a war breaks out (anag. less a war).

And it was also behind the 1996 broadcast when "Braveheart" was the year's big winner.

Meanwhile we're relaxing the rules about which words can be broadcast when.