Sentence examples for it broadcasts now from inspiring English sources

Pro TV, which claims a 50% share in the 200 Romanian towns where it broadcasts, now produces 40% of its own programs.

Should I keep watching the show as it is broadcast now, regardless of the fact that I have not seen series one and will possibly misunderstand many details, but will at least be able to join in with current conversations?

Mitt Romney assails Rick Santorum for supporting "billions in earmarks" in a new attack ad that is being broadcast now in Michigan.

A spokeswoman for Z100, Josefa Paganuzzi, said that during the station's 20th anniversary celebrations last August, it used some classic bits that Mr. Anderson recorded for the station while he was alive, but that none were being broadcast now.

The difference is that interlaced signals — which are what are broadcast now — draw every other line once a second.

In 2005, the second series of My Dad's the Prime Minister was broadcast, now moved to a Friday night timeslot to take advantage of the adult humour.

I signed up for one of those Facebook news-reader apps and now it broadcasts the articles I read all to all my friends.

Each week, ABC Sports informs the world how much better its life is now that it broadcasts Sunday afternoon N.B.A. playoff games, which it can because ESPN, its cousin at the Walt Disney Company, buys the time.

The Met's televised broadcasts now reach 1,600 theaters in 54 countries.

The network's broadcasts now attract more viewers each evening than CNN, MSNBC, and CNBC combined.

Consider the "eating broadcasts," now popular in South Korea, which depict people enjoying solitary meals.