Sentence examples for monthly broadcast from inspiring English sources

Rebecca S. Campbell, the president and general manager of WABC, said in a letter to viewers Tuesday that Cablevision already charged up to $18 for a monthly "broadcast basic tier," including WABC, but paid nothing to ABC for it.

Last year, core member MARCOWEIBEL started a popular weekly show on Brooklyn-based The Lot Radio with Mawkus, which led to a monthly broadcast from Red Bull Studios New York via Radar Radio.

(In the name of full disclosure it should be noted that I serve on the board of directors for the National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project (NJCDLP) whom coordinate this monthly broadcast).

Passers-by will be able to peer in on public radio in the making; talk shows hosted by Brian Lehrer and Leonard Lopate, as well as the programs "Evening Music" and "Soundcheck," will begin monthly broadcasts before audiences there.

This season, for example, the monthly broadcasts of live concerts by the New York Philharmonic will be sponsored by WQXR.com (the Internet audio stream of WQXR-FM, the classical radio station of The New York Times) and syndicated nationally by the Chicago station WFMT-FM.

Join Andrew Cohen for a free series of monthly broadcasts.

Join Andrew for a series of free monthly broadcasts.

It's performed live at the Floyd County Store in the Blue Ridge Mountains as part of the monthly Floyd Radio Show broadcast, which LaPrelle co-hosts, and gives a lovely taste of her voice and all the sour, sharp desperation it holds.

The first monthly news broadcast by the propaganda department after Israel's swift victory over the Arab armies in the June 1967 war shows the defense minister, Moshe Dayan, and the military chief of staff, Yitzhak Rabin, attending an air show to mark Air Force Day.

And he produced and performed "The Citizen Kafka Show," a comedy program that was broadcast monthly on WBAI-FM during most of the 1980's and that featured an actor, then unknown, by the name of John Goodman.

Kent, a 43-year-old office manager serving a three-year sentence for a violent attack, is sitting in the prison's mixing studio, where prisoners record music and make a programme that is broadcast monthly by the local radio station.