Sentence examples for days of broadcast from inspiring English sources

(It is only available now to residents of Britain, and there only for programs within seven days of broadcast).

The show's most recent accomplishment was achieved courtesy of DVR statistics, that is, the number of viewers who watched the program within seven days of broadcast.

From the earliest days of broadcast regulation, the F.C.C. has imposed a duty to serve the public interest in return for the free use of the airwaves.

They go back to the old days of broadcast radio when, in order to better sell advertising, dominant networks wanted to know which station listeners tuned in to during the day.

Hurt's habitual puzzled, quizzical, faintly nettled look - a regular feature of his performances since the days of Broadcast News - has at last come into its own as a kind of murderous grumpiness.

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The committee said: "The likelihood of causing offence was, we acknowledge, increased by the news agenda on the day of broadcast.

It was pre-taped the day of broadcast, and usually ran for 60 minutes (including commercials).

"U.S. viewers in millions" refers to how many Americans watched the episode live or on the day of broadcast.

Prior to the broadcast, the cast rehearsed "Live Show" for three days and had one rehearsal before a live audience the day of broadcast.

Secrecy surrounded the exact details of Morrissey's role in the episode; until the day of broadcast his character was referred to only as "the other Doctor".