Sentence examples for broadcasts where from inspiring English sources

The trend toward visual clutter has also reshaped television news broadcasts, where the familiar sight of a lone anchor talking to a camera has grown increasingly rare.

"I can't stand traditional news broadcasts, where there can be a lot of empty words and even falsehoods," said Pan Liping, the producer who masterminded the change.

Chávez has said the freed radio frequencies will be awarded "to the people" – perhaps for his new Suddenly Chávez broadcasts, where he appears on radio unannounced and unscheduled – day or night.

Local U.S. commanders in Iraq are running dangerously low of walking-around money to buy friends, and we've even managed to start a fight with Qatar (over news broadcasts), where we have our regional military headquarters.

He receives credit in the section about radio broadcasts on WQXR and on the four recordings there, in contrast to some of the actual broadcasts where his name was omitted in the recorded announcement.

It is a high-stakes game, which explains why so many films are, in the jargon, "pre-sold"—that is, based on earlier films, television shows or comic-book superheroes.The author argues that a film's theatrical run is little more than a marketing campaign for the subsequent release of DVDs and TV broadcasts, where the real money is to be made.

My life isn't exciting enough to broadcast where I am and what I do".

Evert added: "She doesn't broadcast where she's going to serve.

"Appropriate information should also be broadcast where it would assist in avoiding or minimising offence".

We put it at the top of our broadcast, where it belonged, and moved on".

We have reached the portion of the broadcast where ESPN is showing Fred Couples, who is six over par.