Sentence examples for get into broadcast from inspiring English sources
By the time she began taking classes at Cleveland State University, she was hoping to get into broadcast journalism and her family thought she had a knack for reporting.
Getting into broadcast journalism is more competitive than print journalism since there are not as many opportunities.
For comparison's sake, back in 1990 before AP got into broadcast video or Internet ventures, the cooperative posted net income of $7.4 million on revenue of $311.9 million.
"When former coaches get into the broadcast booth, that's the first thing they want to see, the all-22, the eye in the sky," Zyontz says.
I'll go over the details of the game, looking at the pitching and hitting matchups and all the statistics — maybe one-tenth of which will get into the broadcast.
To get into the broadcast area both sets of callers needed to ascend a narrow and amateurishly-constructed piece of scaffolding, which gave the operation the feel of a tree house.
Peter Gusmano, managing partner for local broadcast for the media agency GroupM's Matrix unit, said SportsNet gave local advertisers an affordable way to get into professional sports broadcasts in big markets.
"But also, I got to say, I'm surprised, I didn't quite understand how it got into the broadcast," Stephanopoulos continued.
At the time, my résumé included only dance squad, which was not enough to get into the university's highly competitive broadcast program.
More than 200 people who couldn't get into the sanctuary watched a live broadcast of the funeral in the church's fellowship hall, many waving hand-held fans with a black-and-white photo of a smiling King hugging his black electric guitar, Lucille.
