Sentence examples for more broadcasting from inspiring English sources

"Guiding Light" continued for two decades more, broadcasting its last episode on Sept. 18 — a 72-year run.

Murdoch, a professional actor and entertainer for 12 years before the war, recognised Horne's talent as a performer, and used his contacts to secure him more broadcasting work.

It supports more missionaries, more broadcasting organisations and more global publishers than any other country.

Thanks to electoral rules, the Lib Dems get more broadcasting hours during election campaigns than at normal times.

He has his own TV program, "The Ronnie O'Sullivan Show," on Eurosport, and wants to do more broadcasting.

There is more broadcasting housekeeping in clauses 24 to 28, which creates single channel three franchises for England and Scotland, a measure that will save ITV plc and STV some money.

Does it result from society becoming more liberal, or broadcasting more conservative?

It's clear that adding more broadcasting-like experiences into Twitter will further that concept.

"Hangouts On Air uses a combination of Google+ and YouTube Live to let you engage with even more people, while YouTube Live focuses more on broadcasting an event to your audience.

It underlines Gannett's efforts to shift away from newspaper publishing to focus more on broadcasting.

The contest was discontinued in 1969 when a new Ayer chairman decided the agency needed to focus more on broadcasting.