Sentence examples for might be broadcast from inspiring English sources

Father Pavone said the commercials might be broadcast by late August.

But he did not specify whether there would be a second partner and how the event might be broadcast.

Then, this summer, word came that Mayweather's next fight — his forty-ninth and, he maintained, his last — might be broadcast for free, on CBS.

Taking a bad spill on the runway may be a model's worst nightmare — and it's only amplified when it might be broadcast to millions on TV.

The recording's final number, "Etouffez la Ventoline" (a title chosen for rhythm rather than meaning) has unintelligible words that might be broadcast over a railroad station loudspeaker.

Mr. Liu's office did amend the license, so the city can claim revenue from any TV programming that might be broadcast from the course, like the United States Open or Mr. Trump's "The Apprentice" reality show, mentioned by name in the license.

Considering that a formal interview did take place, he wrote, the interview might not be broadcast.

Sources said he was accused of hitting the producer in an incident last week, and the remaining three episodes of the current series might not be broadcast.

Where might "Family Fundamentals" be broadcast after the Sundance Film Festival?

Some 70 development deals in which writers were essentially paid lucrative stipends to come up with shows that might not ever be broadcast are now gone, and they will not be coming back any time soon.

Schedules, however, are tight, and Mr. Lane's new television show, yet to be broadcast, might complicate things further.