Sentence examples for certain broadcaster from inspiring English sources

He may have a certain broadcaster in mind.

Liverpool FC (@LFC) 96 vacant seats in tribute to the 96 at Mansfield twitter.com/LFC/status/287… January 6 , 2013Updated at 3.50pm GMT 3.43pm GMT Money talks Daniel Sturridge is worth/cost more than the entire Mansfield squad and stadium (according to a certain broadcaster).

The app, which is currently available to anyone with a Facebook fan page, be they businesses, artists or general user communities, enables users to opt-in for reminders for upcoming streaming events using Facebook Oauth and receive notifications whenever a certain broadcaster turns on a live stream (the 'Join Crowd' feature).

Google notes that the feature will be limited to certain broadcasters (read: big ones).

Ustream was subpoenaed by UFC via Zuffa earlier this year to provide identifiable information on certain broadcasters, which Ustream fully complied with in a timely manner.

But the bellicose hysteria that envelops many in England - not to mention the irritating assumption by certain broadcasters, newspapers and advertisers that their audiences are comprised entirely of England fans - makes the team in white a difficult one for non-English folk to like, never mind cheer on.

Now it seems certain the broadcaster will be sold by its parent company RTL, headed by chief executive Gerhard Zeiler.

But Premier League managers' loss was a certain satellite broadcaster's gain.

In 2009, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that the commission had followed proper administrative procedures when it invoked the ban on expletives during certain hours against broadcasters.

For some reason India possesses a certain magnetism for overseas television broadcasters.

In their petition on Friday, the broadcasters said that "certain cable and satellite companies" have threatened to use a Second Circuit court ruling in favor of Aereo "as a road map for re-engineering their own delivery systems so they too can retransmit broadcast signals without obtaining the broadcasters' permission".