Sentence examples for important broadcast from inspiring English sources

Radio remains an important broadcast medium, especially to residents of isolated communities, while television service is available and watched avidly in urban areas.

The network is young, but agreeing to a simulcast of its most important broadcast is a humbling detour that could not have been in its much more optimistic playbook.

Even Welsh language radio and TV services owe a huge debt to Saunders Lewis' crucially important broadcast, made on what was then the BBC's Welsh Service.

Second, it ensures that every show will get a fair shot and, more important, broadcast shows will be seen in a different, more "premium" light than cable shows.

On 1 May the radio station Reichssender Hamburg interrupted their normal program to announce that an important broadcast would soon be made.

We'll have more to report soon about the plans for this important broadcast and for the Washington bureau as a whole.

The halls of North Gate are routinely frequented by the influential guests of these important broadcasts.

Radio archivists remain indebted to those audiophiles from an earlier era who tinkered with recording devices to preserve historic moments, and corporations that had engineers smart enough to know not to record over important broadcasts.

Pitt expanded the regular eight-piece studio ensemble to form "The Wireless Orchestra" of 18 players, augmented to 37 for important broadcasts.

The transfer is a huge fillip to the league ahead of its 12th season, one in which the all-important broadcast rights will be re-negotiated.

While the decision did not deal directly with the soft-money ban, which is in a separate section of the law, election experts said the effect would be to undercut the soft-money section as well by permitting a largely unlimited flow of money from corporate treasuries to pay for the all-important broadcast advertisements in the weeks before primary and general elections.