Sentence examples for off the broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately he forgot to shut off the broadcasting unit in the car, so the boys back in the station house, and eventually his wife, were able to enjoy a detailed account of his foolishness.

If the deal is approved next week, Vivendi will acquire 100percentt of Canal Plus, but will spin off the broadcasting license attached to the French operations of Canal Plus into a separate company of which Vivendi Universal will control 49percentt.

The pro league is reportedly considering selling off the broadcasting rights for as much as $400 million; interested bidders are said to include TNT, a unit of Richard Parson Richard Parson 's Time Warner, and Comcast.

"I have people who still stop me in airports and ask me what it's like to kiss Elaine, and yell, 'Nice game, pretty boy".' Apropos of his off-the-cuff broadcasting style, Hernandez said he expects to ask Seinfeld only one prepared question: What did you really think of my performance on the show?

Criticism of the broadcasting regulator was also said to be off-limits.

Can they pull it off?" The big broadcasting jobs – chief executive of ITV or BSkyB, for example – that once seemed destined to be Airey's have so far managed to elude her.

To satisfy a French law that restricts any one company from owning more than 49percentt of a French television broadcaster, Vivendi is expected to spin off the Canal Plus French broadcasting unit into a separate company.

But unfortunately that ignores the fact that Stories were originally invented for broadcasting off-the-cuff moments that disappear so you DON'T have to worry about their impact on your reputation.

The Daily News of Egypt reported that the national administrative court ruled last week that the popular Al-Tet "belly dancing channel" be taken off the air for broadcasting without a license.

The House would finance it with revenue from auctioning off the television broadcast spectrum, which was opened when the country switched to digital broadcasting.

The F.C.C.'s rule change had touched off deep divisions within the broadcasting industry.