Sentence examples for in one broadcast from inspiring English sources

In one broadcast in 2002, Rudolph impersonated Condoleezza Rice for a skit and later Paris Hilton.

In one broadcast, Baghdad's Voice of the Masses radio gave a hint, speaking of "a certain insecticide for every insect," adding ominously, "We have this insecticide".

"One comment in one broadcast could be OK in another context – it's really difficult for a machine to understand that," she said.

Then he sued a Philadelphia sports-talk radio host, Howard Eskin, who said in one broadcast that he thought the Miss America contest was fixed.

"They talk about a coming epoch of change, as if the revolution hasn't been an epoch of change from the beginning," Lázaro Barredo Medina, editor in chief of the party daily Granma, said in one broadcast.

In one broadcast, an Iraqi doctor, referring to the mood at the checkpoints, said, "Everybody feels terrified; everything around is horrible, and you expect that you may be killed at any minute".

Glenn Beck, the Fox News talker and a big George fan, likes to introduce him as "one of the biggest brains in America," or, on one broadcast, "Superman of the Earth".

Critics describe waterboarding as torture and dispute the legalities of its practice; however, Bush said in the one-on-one broadcast on the eve of the release of his new memoir, Decision Points, that he has no regrets and would sign-off on using the tactic again.

In one example broadcast last week on Fox News, the conservative host Sean Hannity said that a Congressional Research Service report had concluded that the current plan before the House of Representatives "does not contain any restrictions on noncitizens," whether or not they had lawful immigration status.

One broadcast in particular struck me.

Moore presented a total of 721 episodes, only ever missing one broadcast, in July 2004, after he suffered food poisoning.