Sentence examples for old spectrum from inspiring English sources

When the deal was made, in 1997, Washington anticipated that it would get all the old spectrum back by 2006.

But now broadcasters have come up with a new plan: they'll keep the new spectrum and hold on to the old spectrum, too.

For all I know, Sean Woods of Kentucky is still lying face down on the hardwood next door at the old Spectrum, the Duke cheerleaders trying to console him about the 104-103 overtime loss that can never be altered.

As a mere tot, with parents at Penn, friends took me to the first or second season of the nascent Flyers team, playing in the old Spectrum — the cheap place where the roof blew off.

There's also something cool about Deadlight's setting, Seattle in 1986 might seem an odd choice, but there's a touch of retro chic which adds the game it's own style, while even loading screens feature an old Spectrum tape.

Inside, past the women handing out souvenir fans and the concessions selling hot dogs, a first glimpse of the ring brings back memories of the old Spectrum in Philadelphia.

Thaddeus Young scored a career-high 31 points, and Andre Iguodala added 25 to lead the Sixers over the Bulls in the final N.B.A. game at the 42-year-old Spectrum.

In an industry where youth often translates to profit, the show stakes out an audience far from the 18- to 34-year-old spectrum that advertisers and television executives typically crave.

It's building that 4G network using spectrum it picked up from AT&T as a consequence of that deal falling through, and adding to it by refarming some of its own older spectrum.

The friendship between these two colleens is perhaps unusual given that their paternal grandfathers, Robert F. Kennedy and William F. Buckley Jr., were on opposite sides of the old political spectrum.

The government was keen because of the expected cash windfall it expected from the future sale of the old analogue spectrum, and the BBC because it would get the licence fee cash to fund a major digital expansion.