Sentence examples for great broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Mr Limbaugh is clearly a great broadcasting talent.

He bought the station, and so began one of the great broadcasting empires of the twentieth century.

It is either one of the great broadcasting moments, or one of the all-time worst, depending on your point of view.

It was good to hear him say that ITV must be the home of great broadcasting talent, of a global standard and status, or it is nothing.

Since then, he's also had the pleasure of meeting the other great broadcasting Jon – Channel 4's Jon Snow – who met with an altogether softer side of Lydon's extraverted character.

The public meeting attracted 80 people, and she realised there was a pressing need at a time of great broadcasting changes for a consumer body to speak on a full range of policy issues, rather than the narrow campaigns of Mary Whitehouse.

"They need to remind themselves that they are the greatest broadcasting institution in the world.

It will be hard to fill the mighty planet-traversing shoes of Sir David Attenborough, Britain's greatest broadcasting naturalist.

I cannot remember a worse one, certainly in the 34 years I worked for what remains the greatest broadcasting organisation in the world.

But I don't like it that the greatest broadcasting organisation in the world is getting away with not telling the truth".

He added that the BBC's influence would be lessened because the corporation had "managed to wreck the greatest broadcasting reputation in the world" and was now "in crisis in terms of its relationship with the people of Scotland".