Sentence examples for projects to be broadcast from inspiring English sources

It has commissioned 53 projects to be broadcast on computers, mobiles, tablet computers and internet-connected TVs.

The three-part project, to be broadcast next month, is the brainchild of documentary maker David Glover and film-maker Rudolph Herzog, son of the renowned German director, Werner.

His meal with Peake was the culmination of a long and difficult project – shortly to be broadcast as a Channel 4 TV series called Heston's Dinner In Space – in which Blumenthal collaborated with the UK Space Agency to cook the food that Peake would eat during his half-year in space.

'Confirmation' takes steps in the far-right direction It's a brave comic who delivers the kind of personal material that could alienate half her audience Edinburgh Festival 2014: Comedienne riffs to great effect on serious subjects of the day Peter Kay's latest project, Car Share, due to be broadcast in the spring, will make BBC history.

The success of that show, which had an audience of nearly 13 million viewers, and a previous 1997 special led to Mr. Blaine's current project, the culmination of which is to be broadcast during the final night of November's "sweeps" period, when television networks set advertising rates based on Nielsen ratings.

Those words will be heard on the "Yiddish Radio Project," a 12-part series that is to be broadcast next fall on National Public Radio.

(His latest project, "Mildred Pierce," is a six-part mini-series, based on the James M. Cain novel that inspired the Joan Crawford movie, set to be broadcast on HBO in March).

The episode is to be broadcast next week.

To be broadcast live on WNYC-FM.

The interview is to be broadcast Monday evening.

Season 4 is about to be broadcast in Britain.