Sentence examples for contribution to broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Simon Fraser University granted him a Honourary Doctorate of Fine Arts, and he also received ACTRA's John Drainie Award for distinguished contribution to broadcasting.

Yet Thompson sought to play down his attack on Sky, pointing out in a Q&A session on Saturday morning that he had "gone out of his way" to praise its contribution to broadcasting.

John Humphrys, whose interview with Entwistle on Radio 4's Today programme preceded the DG's resignation later that day, won the Harvey Lee Award for outstanding contribution to broadcasting.

Reflecting on his contribution to broadcasting, Birt described Frost as "a critical part of the 60s".

His successor Edward VIII's landmark contribution to broadcasting was his 1936 abdication speech: there was no Christmas message that year.

The first award of the evening was presented by Prince William, giving the beyond theatre award to Sir David Attenborough for "his outstanding contribution to broadcasting".

Both are former winners of the Broadcasting Press Guild's annual Harvey Lee award for outstanding contributions to broadcasting.

Lon Simmons, who called games for San Francisco and Oakland for 41 years, retiring after the 2002 season, received the Ford C. Frick Award for contributions to broadcasting.

No they are not young, they are 50 and 60, but that doesn't mean they should be pushed out the door and they don't have a major and growing contribution to work and to broadcasting".

If we value Channel 4's unique contribution to the broadcasting mix and we want to see a healthy public service competitor to the BBC, we need a properly constituted examination into how best to achieve it.

The Fawlty Towers star has been chosen as the winner of the prestigious prize by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) for his outstanding contribution to entertainment broadcasting throughout his career, which has spanned more than five decades.