Sentence examples for get a broadcasting from inspiring English sources

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

If possible, get a broadcasting education.

You can take the boy out of Essex… It's the idea of being "vanilla" that gets him, I think, although he is cagey about his beliefs, partly, I assume, because he hopes one day to get a serious politics broadcasting gig (he's said he'd quite like to present Question Time).

And in the end, Rinse applied – and got – a community broadcasting licence.

After serving in World War II as a Navy aviation radio operator, Wallin got a job broadcasting live band performances for CBS Radio.

Why can't the White House, State, Congress and the moribund Broadcasting Board get a handle on a unified public expression to the world of America's resolve?

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"Sharing Stations get to continue broadcasting and get a big check -- what's not to like?" said Preston Padden, a former Fox and Disney executive who now heads the Expanding Opportunities for Broadcasters Coalition, a group representing TV stations interested in participating in the FCC auctions.

The strength of non-commercial public service broadcasting is that you get a more balanced, more intelligent more thoughtful product, which is more useful.

You get a rapport you don't get anywhere else in broadcasting except, I suspect, local radio.

If you know you want to be a doctor, go and get a degree… But if you want to work in a radio station, don't get a degree in broadcasting, go and make the tea for a radio station.