Sentence examples for live broadcast by from inspiring English sources

Television was a novelty at the fair, which featured a live broadcast by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mr. Ruff said.

An early live broadcast by the BBC made his funeral at Westminster Abbey into a national occasion.

Friday's FA Cup first-round tie between Salford City and Notts County has been selected for live broadcast by the BBC.

The opening concert of the Vienna festival in 2008, with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra in front of the city hall, performed to an audience of 30,000 and live broadcast by Eurovision.

The main vocal melody, performed both on the record and during the BBC's live broadcast by the soprano Grace Davidson, is a loop that slowly descends in pitch, played against a series of high, keening notes that seem to reach for a place somewhere beyond the mortal world.

In 1946 he used his industry power — by then he was on top, one of the world's richest, most famous and intensely beloved celebrities — to step away from live broadcast by choosing a sponsor and network that would let him use large, wax discs.

The Proms will be heard on BBC live broadcasts by millions across the world.

Under pressure from foreign television networks, the government has reversed its ban on live broadcasts by the foreign media from Tiananmen Square, the city's most sensitive site.

It's all going down right now in a purple-hued Amsterdam studio and is being live broadcasted by the fine folks at Red Light Radio in the city.

To balance the time-lapse horror, TFI brought back sweary-Mary and alleged "only man to be specifically barred from all Channel 4 live broadcasts by name" Shaun Ryder.

In "City-Links 15," Ms. Amacher combined sound from New York, Boston and Paris for a live broadcast carried by WBAI-FM in New York and Radio France Musique in Paris.