Sentence examples for length broadcasters from inspiring English sources

But the Qatari government has kept its distance – it is similar to the kind of model one sees in other publicly funded arm's length broadcasters such as the BBC.

Writer talked at some length with Pat Summerall, football broadcaster, and former pro player.

"Indeed, some of the people in this room are renowned for opining at great length on the national broadcaster," she said.

Broadcasters sometimes go to great lengths to keep format changes secret, and the case of Nash FM was no different.

The hugely popular duo are set to receive about a 20% boost over the £25m value of their last three-year deal and extend the length of their exclusive relationship with the broadcaster to 18 years.

This specific comment has been discussed at length over the past few weeks by analysts and broadcasters on ESPN and the Big Ten Network, many of whom are well-respected former players and coaches.

The broadcasters have said they will go to extreme lengths to halt Aereo and services like it — even if they have to yank their signals from the public airwaves.

Bush mobilized the state's evangelical voters, and leading conservative broadcaster Rush Limbaugh entered the fray supporting Bush and going on at length about how McCain was a favorite of liberal Democrats.

To overcome competition concerns, there are usually limits on lengths of contracts between the broadcaster and the sports body, and requirements that broadcasting rights be offered to platforms on reasonable terms.

The satellite broadcaster and the NFL are in talks on a new contract, with cost and length being two sticking points.

Although partnerships with broadcasters such as the BBC go back to 2007, Google has hastened its experimentation with full-length TV programming in recent months.