Sentence examples for live newscast from inspiring English sources

In 2007, he created "TMZ on TV," and the "TMZ Live" newscast followed, in 2012.

Even The Wall Street Journal has moved its video player front and center with a twice-a-day live newscast on WSJ.com.

Now repeats of the 8 p.m. program, "Countdown With Keith Olbermann," occupy the hour, and they garner a respectable rating; among 25- to 54-year-olds, the repeat is neck-and-neck with Anderson Cooper's live newscast on CNN.

The latecomers had missed the opening announcement: This was not a live newscast at all, but a dramatization of H. G. Wells's novel "The War of the Worlds," as presented by a 23-year-old New York theater director, Orson Welles, and the members of his stock company, the Mercury Players.

"Jay and Silent Bob" does have some tickling notions, many of which will play as low and inside, like the idea of a Miramax back lot or the concept of a live newscast on E!, or the notion that the Utah State Police has only six cars.

The site will have 3-8 hofrs of daily live programming as well as a live newscast called "Market in a Minute" twice per hour during market hours.

Previously the newspaper's live newscasts were mainly confined to The Journal's Web site, WSJ.com.

I've seen live newscasts where I could hear them screeching in the background.

The latest plan for prime time calls for taped shows like "Weather Caught on Camera" and "Storm Riders" from 8 to 10 p.m., sandwiched between live newscasts.

Executives at the companies said Tuesday that they foresaw transmissions of live newscasts, local sports and other shows to viewers' phones over the public airwaves, some free and some on a subscription basis.

The American channel's daily schedule will consist mainly of live newscasts, with some talk shows and taped documentaries as well, according to an internal presentation reviewed by The New York Times.