Sentence examples for first time broadcast from inspiring English sources

Pakistani television stations are already putting out lots of Indian music videos, and in May for the first time broadcast a couple of carefully selected (and not terribly good) Indian films.

Another cultural event of some importance occurred in New York on Christmas Day 1931, when the Metropolitan Opera, for the first time, broadcast an entire performance over the radio.

To celebrate, BBC Parliament will for the first time broadcast a digitally re-mastered version of the original black-and-white televised film footage of the event from 2 June 1953.

The plan also states that, for the first time, broadcast and commercial rights for the women's game will be sold separately from the men's game to help promote women's football as a brand in its own right.

At its debut in June, "Anger Management" drew nearly 5.5 million viewers before leveling off to about two million viewers for first-time broadcasts of new episodes.

For the first time, ESPN broadcast its "College GameDay" program from a Division I-AA school, and the Penn campus was abuzz this week with national media attention.

That year, for the first time, it broadcast highlights from the Super Bowl.

On Oct. 27, 1972, his 14-minute report on Watergate, followed by an eight-minute segment four days later, "put the Watergate story clearly and substantially before millions of Americans" for the first time, the broadcast historian Marvin Barrett wrote in "Moments of Truth?" (1975).

It's not the first time a broadcast news star has found moderating such an event to prove anything but the anticipated career boost.

Media history was made on April 29 when for the first time two broadcast series that had been cancelled by their network returned to life largely intact on the Internet.

When a node receives the request for the first time, it broadcasts the message after appending itself in the path field.