Sentence examples for is telecast from inspiring English sources
verb
To broadcast by television.
Each party is telecast into the other, usually in the form of a projected image on a wall or screen.
Cash is awarded within 90 days after the program is telecast, although that can be months after it is taped.
It is telecast each weekday morning between 7 and 9, from a ground-level fishbowl directly across 49th St. from the RCA Bldg.
The final product is telecast every Saturday night on public access T.V. (CAN-TV) and is one of the station's most popular shows with over 70,000 regular viewers.
Elisabeth Moss received her first Emmy nomination as best actress for the series, which is telecast on the AMC cable channel, and Jon Hamm received a second straight best actor bid.
Mr. Hermanson said in one of several interviews this week, "If the Globes is telecast and it is produced by Dick Clark Productions, which is a struck company, we will picket the show".
Is this being telecast on Fox? ITZKOFF: Oof, what was she saying about there not being enough wind in Oklahoma?
ESPN, who is telecasting the Draft, instantly graded the Tebow pick an "F" on its website.
It will be telecast in March.
It was telecast around the world.
Harry S. Truman's 1947 speech was the first to be telecast.
