Sentence examples for no broadcasters from inspiring English sources

They also followed a long tradition: no broadcasters were present at the park when the World Series was first broadcast in 1921.

No broadcasters pay billions for skydiving or skateboarding rights just yet, but GoPro, Red Bull and others sponsor some of the best athletes to travel the world making very marketable clips.

"High-definition television is absolutely stalled; there's no broadcaster interest," Ed Grebow, president of Sony's broadcast and professional company, said in a recent article in the journal Electronic Media.

(The show has a studio, Lionsgate, but no broadcaster yet).

No broadcaster involvement, no crew, no one else to know - only she and I.

"No broadcaster will be forced to offer up spectrum for auction," Mr. Genachowski said.

Bureaucratic rump-covering and editorial misjudgments have featured prominently in both cases.No broadcaster worth its salt escapes scandals: they are the downside of dealing with tricky subjects.

The project is in its "very early days", according to Jordan's production company Red Planet Pictures, and so far has no broadcaster attached.

While "Champ" was tolerable to watch -- even with its undistinguished boxing -- no broadcaster can keep showing a program seen by only 4.7 million viewers a week that builds no buzz about its fighters.

You were the driving force behind the founding of Soccer United Marketing in 2002 because no broadcaster had bought the English-language rights to the World Cup that year.

Wolf Hall star Mark Rylance has said no broadcaster other than the BBC could have made the acclaimed BBC2 drama as its director Peter Kosminsky accused the government of an ideological attack on the corporation.