Sentence examples for life broadcast from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Sedaris, he was a frequent contributor to "This American Life," broadcast on public radio.
Ms. Pootoogook shows us: a sports event, an erotic film or a documentary about old-time Inuit life broadcast on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.
Many others, beckoned by images of a better life broadcast from television stations based here in northern Iraq, came in search of jobs or electricity, even just a cold drink of water.
Superficially, at least, "ed TV," a movie being filmed here, strikes a similar theme: a video store clerk is chosen to have his life broadcast live on cable television.
And in search of an 8-millimeter copy of the complete "This Is Your Life" broadcast, in July 2001 he went all the way to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
During a nine-month period between 1994 and 1995 when "My So-Called Life," broadcast at 8 p.m. on ABC (alas for its ratings, opposite "Mad About You"), Jordan existed as the obsession of Angela Chase, the high-school sophomore played by Claire Danes, whose defining state of melancholy he interrupted and enforced.
Her father, who is now retired, was the vice president of Time-Life Broadcast in New York.
Together, they shared a baseball life and broadcast booths.
Meanwhile, a television father (Tom Arnold) finds his dysfunctional family life being broadcast on the Internet.
"Love of Life" was broadcast until 1980, and he often wrote two or three episodes a week in the early years.
Winspear Opera House, Dec. 7, 8 p.m. charliedaniels.com ROUND ROCK Real-Time Salvation The Frank Capra classic "It's a Wonderful Life" is broadcast so often during the holiday season that people take it for granted.
