Sentence examples for prior broadcast from inspiring English sources

The messaging app introduced the public broadcast channels back in September, as a replacement for a prior Broadcast lists feature, describing them as "a new tool for broadcasting your messages to large audiences", and noting: "They can have an unlimited number of members, they can be public with a permanent URL and each post in a channel has its own view counter".

The prior broadcast trees are not suitable for convergecast, because convergecast is a reverse broadcast process.

If you want to preserve your prior broadcast stats, you must export your stats prior to the name change.

But in a tweet sent early Tuesday morning, Rihanna slammed the network, suggesting she did not want them to play the clip this week after axing it from the prior broadcast.

The governors decided to view the programme prior to broadcast - a rare step and a major vote of no confidence in management.

ITV said that while the editorial decisions prior to broadcast were "misguided" they arose from "honest mistakes" and were not "reckless or thoughtless".

The film will receive a theatrical release in UK cinemas in October prior to broadcast on BBC2, while HBO will screen it in America.

He spoke out after the entire plot of a two-episode opener to the latest run of the BBC1 show was posted online prior to broadcast.

"After we delivered the show, and prior to broadcast, Comedy Central placed numerous additional audio bleeps throughout the episode," the message said.

He confirmed the BBC did not try to contact him prior to broadcast, and that if it had it could have saved itself "a lot of agonising and money".

In the BBC's defence, it had made the footage available on its website, along with information as to its provenance, prior to broadcast, and Attenborough narrating "Now, we cross over to a manmade bear-hole in Holland" might have diluted the magic somewhat.