Sentence examples for entertainment broadcaster from inspiring English sources

In music and entertainment, broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough, 85, who is working into his ninth decade, won out.

Simon's range as an entertainment broadcaster is broad and rich, making him the perfect host of Radio 2's Drivetime programme".

If you have just been reduced to a catastrophe of tears and snot by footage of parents coming to terms with the death of their child, for example, you don't need to then watch a light entertainment broadcaster spend three minutes hamfistedly try to verbalise how sad it is that sad things make them sad.

In addition to the Brandon and Winnipeg stations, radio service is provided in rural areas and smaller towns by Golden West Broadcasting, Corus Entertainment, and local broadcasters.

No premiere date has been announced for Alias Grace, a co-production between Netflix, Halfire Entertainment and Canadian broadcaster CBC.

Leftfield Entertainment The British broadcaster became the largest independent producer of unscripted TV in the US in 2014, when it paid an initial $360m for 80% of Leftfield Entertainment, with further payments dependent on performance.

Frow, who was controller of features and entertainment at the broadcaster between 2004 and 2007, added: "Channel 5 is in a very good place, it is not like it is a channel in the gutter.

"All entertainment centers and broadcasters must refrain from displaying excessive happiness," a government statement said.

This shift happened in parallel with the rise of YouTube over the past several years, giving audiences the opportunity to choose between entertainment programmed by broadcasters on television and unknown funny clips by random people online.

While many cable channels offer entertainment alternatives, the broadcasters, because their stations receive licenses from the government to use the public airwaves, have always been expected to do everything possible to give the debates the widest possible coverage.

After the entertainment divisions of broadcasters turned pop karaoke into such a lucrative form – through shows such as The X Factor, Pop Idol and American Idol – drama departments set out to attract the same fanbase, further impelled by promotional and commercial opportunities from tie-in compilations.