Sentence examples for normally broadcast from inspiring English sources

Television is normally broadcast at 60 frames a second.

A long alliance between Duff, Astaire, Lawless and Barrett – a promoter who had exclusive rights to the Royal Albert Hall, and who came into their profit-sharing group when the aged Levene faded from the scene – saw them all acquire considerable wealth, with their shows normally broadcast exclusively by the BBC.

We would not normally broadcast any footage without clear, informed consent from patients and key medical or emergency staff featured.

The House cut off the C-SPAN cameras that normally broadcast the floor.

This president normally broadcasts his emotions to any Twitter user who wants to read them but has been mostly quiet about the bill.

An audience of 17.11 million watched "Trial by Jury," which will normally be broadcast on Fridays at 10 p.m.

The pilot episode of "Criminal Minds," a mystery that will normally be broadcast on Wednesdays opposite ABC's "Lost," attracted 19.82 million.

On Monday, Premiere caused a stir by telling its news and talk affiliates — the ones that carry Mr. Limbaugh's show — that for the next two weeks, they could stop running the barter ad spots they were normally required to broadcast.

Normally, in order to broadcast a message from an initiator peer to every member peer in a group, the initiator peer sends the message to its neighbor peers.

Normally, Fox would not broadcast any new Simpsons episodes on Easter, as it is considered a "low-ratings night," but "Simpsons Bible Stories" was an exception.

Two TV clips and footage not previously broadcast of the incident, normally used for training purposes, were shown to the court.