Sentence examples for dramatic broadcasts from inspiring English sources

Correction: May 3 , 2001 Thursday A television review on Tuesday about "On Golden Pond," on CBS, misstated the surname of the president of the State Farm insurance company, the sponsor, who spoke on the air about the history of live dramatic broadcasts.

At the first commercial break, Vince Rosino, president of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, the show's sponsor, offered his vision: "Tonight's program marks a return to the proud tradition of live dramatic broadcasts that were such a memorable part of the early days of television, the kind of programs we all once shared with one another in living rooms across North America.

Islanders listened, riveted, to dramatic live broadcasts as 69 witnesses were interviewed.

Soap opera, broadcast dramatic serial program, so called in the United States because most of its major sponsors for many years were manufacturers of soap and detergents.

He reported his preliminary findings in a grimly dramatic statement broadcast on state television from the Northern Fleet headquarters at Severomorsk.

While he said in his dramatic television broadcast on Saturday night that he would call new elections immediately, he did not specify when they would be held.

Dramatic footage broadcast by Hezbollah-run al-Manar TV showed firefighters trying to put out the flames.

The dramatic arrest, broadcast live on national television, came shortly before 9 p.m., about 10 hours after he was to have turned himself in to Los Angeles police.

The dramatic arrest, broadcast live on national television, capped a tragic weeklong drama that began with the slayings of Simpson's ex-wife, 35-year-old Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ronald Lyle Goldman, a 25-year-old Brentwood waiter whom she knew.

"People have been complaining about the broadcast, but the reality is much more dramatic than the broadcast," he said.

A professional surfer has survived after being attacked by a shark during a competition - with the dramatic scenes being broadcast on live television.