Sentence examples for live broadcast ended from inspiring English sources

As the countdown from the live broadcast ended and Moossa stood up from his seat at the front of the OB truck, there was none of the usual sense of relief or adrenaline draining "We're out!", that you associate with such moments – at least, not for him.

The broadcast ended moments later.

The broadcasts ended at 7 p.m.

First out of the stalls, delivering a live broadcast review at the end of the BBC's 10pm news, BBC arts editor Will Gompertz described it as "not bad", adding: They say that a good actor playing Hamlet goes to the audience … a great actor brings the audience to the character.

As for the game and the presence of the television cameras, Tisdale ruefully makes the point that Exeter "know how it works" – last season they travelled to non-league Warrington on a Friday night for a first-round FA Cup tie that was broadcast live and ended in an embarrassing 1-0 defeat.

In Panama, a bulletin on the Day of Prayer and Action for Children will appear in the Roman Catholic Church's newspaper during November, a letter from the Catholic Archbishop will be read in all services on 20 November and the Archbishop himself will celebrate mass during a live broadcast and talk about an end to violence against children.

The program, broadcast live from Hollywood, ended with a live speech by President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the White House and a performance from New York of the national anthem by Leopold Stokowski and the NBC Symphony Orchestra.

We, my worldly wise mother and I, once watched from between our fingers as our local weathergirl asked her boyfriend to marry her at the end of a live broadcast.

Lloyd thinks we'll see much more live broadcast: the first cinema broadcast of a West End opening night took place just last Thursday (the play was Great Expectations at the 690-seat Vaudeville theatre).

We present some statistics collected during the live broadcast and describe mechanisms we adopted to support end hosts behind Network Address Translation (NAT) gateways and firewalls.

Tanzania's information ministry cut the live broadcast of parliament sessions, citing costs to state-broadcaster Tanzania Broadcast Corporation of $2.1 million, and coverage came to an end on April 19.