Sentence examples for ready to broadcast from inspiring English sources

NBC had wanted it ready to broadcast during February sweeps.

They just don't know if a channel will be ready to broadcast Langham's work.

A long copper tube with a nozzle at the end snaked over the box, ready to broadcast odor.

Perched on a plastic table on the pavement outside the Al-Fath mosque, a loudspeaker is ready to broadcast prayers to the street.

Al Jazeera, the satellite television network that has given a worldwide voice to so much Arab resentment of the United States, will be ready to broadcast from Baghdad.

"We haven't got a finished sketch, we've got a clip that's more of a work in progress – so it's not ready to broadcast yet.

Anyone?" The commercials, which were never released, were cut and ready to be broadcast.

Ten new episodes have been completed and are ready to be broadcast, said Mr. Fox.

By this point, with the final episodes ready to be broadcast, Bravo seems to have more or less given up.

Despite funding pressures, Gingrich during the spring of 1993 was consumed by the idea of turning RAC into a full-blown college course, ready to be broadcast to young people across across the nation.

ready to send.