Sentence examples for crowded broadcast from inspiring English sources

SOME theater professionals suggested creating more specific categories, along the lines of London's Olivier Awards or Hollywood's Golden Globes -- like Tonys for best solo performance or best entertainment -- though this would mean more to squeeze into the already crowded broadcast.

In the increasingly crowded broadcast and cable television landscape, is a statewide public network necessary for New Jersey?

By European standards, Britain is a crowded broadcast market, and Five, whose share of the audience has been hovering near 5 percent, struggles to compete for advertising.

Most of the crowd consisted of team and broadcast executives hobnobbing and trading ideas, or members of the Austin sports industry looking for pointers.

Films like these will jostle for attention on a broadcast spectrum crowded with "reality programming" of every kind and quality.

After Conchita Wurst had won and performed the song again, and shortly before the end of the television broadcast, press photographers crowded around Wurst for pictures.

All politics costs money, and the crowd scenes broadcast daily from Kiev cost big bucks.

Koloswene will not be here to see the mass crowds, the broadcast vehicles and the accompanying circus.

Images of cheering crowds were broadcast on the news.The prospect of Mr Sarkozy's return brings both hope and disappointment for the right.

Here we get to see how the hearings were held, in front of a crowd and broadcast on television so the entire country witnessed the accused's contrition.

The crowd-sourced broadcast behemoth is the definitive place to view video online with 35 hours of video footage pushed live every minute.