Sentence examples for earlier broadcasts from inspiring English sources

It appeared from that conversation that Chinese officials had not seen earlier broadcasts.

A jovial presence in his show's earlier broadcasts, Mr. Velasco showed a more spiritual side in later years.

This comment drew the attention of Dan Harper, who, on his blog Widower's Tango, compared the text of Cardullo's interview with these earlier broadcasts.

Mr. Sapoznik said the broadcast seemed to be the first in which a Holocaust survivor told of his travails, although he acknowledged that there might have been earlier broadcasts on Yiddish radio.

Robert Swan, in one of his earlier broadcasts, had noted that Worsley had on his belt "a wonderful, unbelievable" Iridium satellite telephone, adding, "If he does have a problem, he can hit the button and get some support and rescue very, very quickly".

The American Family Association pundit has previously expressed his support for Russia in earlier broadcasts.

Stewart Lee said in an earlier broadcast that "no one is equipped to review me".

The next night, Mr. Brown opened the program by disparaging the earlier broadcast as "an entire meal of chocolate, all dessert".

The earlier broadcast match in the double-header at North Sydney Oval between the Adelaide Strikers and Melbourne Renegades netted 267,000 viewers.

The letter apparently did not mention the Palestinian cause, which Mr. bin Laden, in his earlier broadcast message, had said he was championing.

Rush Limbaugh used the comments as further proof that, as he had said on an earlier broadcast, football's future was under attack from liberal "pantywaists who want to try to take the risk out of everything in life".