Sentence examples for for a broadcasting from inspiring English sources

When Barber walked away from the Giants after the 2006 season, he mentioned the abuse his body had taken and his plans for a broadcasting career.

Harlequin 1 has a calculated CO2 emissions rate of 26.3 Kg CO2/m2 per annum – the lowest achieved for a broadcasting centre in Europe, says BSkyB.

The company said talks were under way to develop a joint venture with British Telecom to use its network for a broadcasting service.

"A lot of us would be reluctant to ask our parents for help because we don't know how stable their finances are". Williams has been working as a PA for a broadcasting company for a year and would like to move on, but the recession has made her fear taking risks to pursue her dream career.

Frost's lasting legacy to the medium that entranced him from a young age will be in having created a new model for a broadcasting career: from employee – as he was on That Was the Week That Was – to tycoon and producer.

Wireless owners paid their 10 shillings in return for a broadcasting service; it was only later that it began to morph into something tantamount to a household tax, with citizens in practice assumed to have a television unless they can show the authorities otherwise.

"The slower broadband is, the better it is for a broadcasting-oriented government," he added.

For Rinse to get a broadcasting licence was a massive deal.

For a universal broadcasting service, that's a sizeable rump of opposition.

Within a couple of months, Ms. Schaefer said, she found a full-time job for a small broadcasting company.

For a start broadcasting – and not just the BBC – has weathered the digital storm much better than the press.