Sentence examples for making a broadcaster from inspiring English sources

As a former baseball play-by-play announcer, I understand the subtleties that go into making a broadcaster great, and this crew is truly exceptional.

The office, part of the Library of Congress, is considering whether stations must pay record companies when they put their music programs on the Internet, and whether surveys of customers' musical tastes make a broadcaster using the Internet "interactive" and subject to even more fees.

Richards says it is "extremely important" that making a complaint about a broadcaster to Ofcom is free at the point of access.

I suppose that's a lesson for all of us: ex-Tory Minister Michael Portillo isn't a political figure or someone who has something to do with the Conservative Party, he's just a broadcaster making a film about houses who really, really likes trains.

"It's one of the most difficult decisions you have to make as a broadcaster, and one I hope I never have to make again," he said.

Speaking to the Guardian, Hunter said he was approached about making a programme by other broadcasters including the BBC and wants to make more films.

Over on TalkSport, another foot-in-mouth broadcaster was making a return.

While I was there, CCTV, the state broadcaster, was making a documentary celebrating its progress.

She also recently supported the American comic and broadcaster Chelsea Handler, making a much anticipated UK debut at the London Palladium, and royally stole her thunder with a storming set.

Essentially, the ease of use of these apps can make anyone a broadcaster without the burden of having to create and upload an edited, professional-looking video.

Commercial broadcasters are making a significant and growing investment in UK content, spending over £600m in 2012.