Sentence examples for ready for broadcast from inspiring English sources

Both "Alias" and "24," dramas about counterterrorism, were ready for broadcast before the Sept. 11 attacks.

Season 3 is in production and could be ready for broadcast in the United States next spring.

A new 52-episode series of Peppa Pig is due to be ready for broadcast in July.

Presenters are hauled urgently out of the studio during a package to pre-record an interview that will be edited and ready for broadcast five minutes later.

However, speculation is now mounting in the US that the fifth season will not be ready for broadcast until late autumn or January next year.

According to S4C and BBC Wales, production will start in September and the show could be ready for broadcast as early as late 2014.

Mr. Rather has said he was distracted preparing that report because, as it was being readied for broadcast, he was also covering a hurricane in Florida for the "CBS Evening News".

The human price of this kind of distorted value free universe is what the title of the film alludes to and these initial scenes in which one day's fateful segment is being readied for broadcast are a wonderful and ominous presaging of what's to come.

He also said that the piece was mixed and color-corrected, the two final procedures to ready a story for broadcast.

The Hour is chockablock with great tossed off lines like this one from a production tech getting ready for the live broadcast: "Oy, Billy Wilder, where do ya want this?" and Lix's advice to a nervous Freddie: "You know they put donkeys in with racehorses to calm them down".

It's been so hectic these past few days, but as I'm getting ready for my first live broadcast, at 17:00 on the BBC News channel, I find a moment to look behind me and take in the incredible view of this beautiful city.