Sentence examples for multiple broadcasts from inspiring English sources
AS: We don't break out those numbers, but some of the broadcasters indeed do multiple broadcasts.
Hunt says his shows rate rather higher when playback on Sky+ is included and when the audience is aggregated over multiple broadcasts.
The networks are also looking for some relief by giving series multiple broadcasts in the same week themselves, as HBO does with its original shows.
That's a respectable start for the 10-episode series, though considerably smaller than HBO's September premiere of the period drama "Boardwalk Empire," which drew 4.8 million viewers for its debut and 7.1 million total viewers for multiple broadcasts.
HBO said that Sunday's debut episode of "Game of Thrones" was watched by 2.2 million viewers in its 9 p.m. broadcast and 4.2 million total viewers over multiple broadcasts that night.
Many suspected, however, that Netanyahu wanted Channel Two broken up not because Israel lacks competition among news media (the size of a large city, it has multiple broadcasts and Web sites) but because the station's power to challenge his government was too great.
My editor had likened me to Ms. Stewart because of my success in multiple broadcast and print media.
On Feb. 20 Variety said NBC was in serious conversations with the CW, Comcast, TNT, and others "to carve out multiple broadcast windows for the show".
This tactic has been in use long before the advent of the Web by public relations practitioners who send video news releases to multiple broadcast outlets — often reflecting only their clients' views and perspectives.
His last appearance during a World Golf Championships event was his public confession at high noon, televised worldwide by multiple broadcast and cable networks, which interrupted the Accenture Match Play Championship in mid-February.
The scheme uses only one symmetric key hash chain mechanism in multiple broadcast messages instead of multiple broadcast messages using multiple keys of the HMAC mechanism, reducing the communication overhead, especially for large-scale broadcast communications.
