Sentence examples for election studio from inspiring English sources

I went into the election studio that afternoon and saw Nick Robinson, the political editor, and he said: "This is like an episode of 24".

It was nearly midnight before Keith Olbermann left the NBC News election studio on May 13th, having spent five hours on the air, co-anchoring coverage of the West Virginia Democratic primary.

Glossy, futuristic and largely virtual as it may appear, the BBC's election studio is, says Breaks, mainly just very complex, incorporating 90 outside broadcasts across the country plus 16 feeds from five regional hubs.

John McCain's selection… In the autumn of 1998, when Karl Rove was contriving to make Governor George W. Bush President and to build a lasting Republican majority, he… It was nearly midnight before Keith Olbermann left the NBC News election studio on May 13th, having spent five hours on the air, co-anchoring coverage….

By Peter J. Boyer Olbermann reveres Murrow, but Murrow never called a President "Idiot-in-Chief.' It was nearly midnight before Keith Olbermann left the NBC News election studio on May 13th, having spent five hours on the air, co-anchoring coverage of the West Virginia Democratic primary.

BBC election studio set timelapse Jump to media player Timelapse video of the BBC election studio set being put together.

Four of the five candidates were scheduled to be in Washington, D.C., anyway, to deliver remarks to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, making it easy to set up in-person interviews at the cable channel's election center studio in the capital.

No wonder even the generally imperturbable Huw Edwards looked very slightly wan, introducing the Beeb's all-singing, all-dancing new election night studio for the first time on Monday night's Ten OClock News.

As the late Harry Thompson put it, in his fine biography of Cook, "the whole point of the film was to predict the course of the election, but studio heads have often been and often will be morons".

The Election 2015 studio is at the BBC Elstree site north of London.

Last week I stood on the third floor of the European Parliament building in Brussels watching engineers put the finishing touches to a glittering new open-plan "election" television studio.