Sentence examples for regularly broadcast from inspiring English sources

The full event wasn't regularly broadcast until 1945, on radio.

Dance band music was very popular and regularly broadcast from the leading hotels.

Like almost every herder, Munkhzorig has a battery-operated radio in his ger, on which cashmere prices are regularly broadcast.

Liberal cable TV channel MSNBC has regularly broadcast shows from Bainport and Reverend Al Sharpton has hosted a rally there.

Ms. Buss was the prototype for Vanna White; she held props and kept score for television's first regularly broadcast game show, "CBS Television Quiz".

Performances are now regularly broadcast; special events are held for children and the masses; exhibitions will shed new light on the Wagner family's not exactly obscure Nazi past.

Malcolm has a very high profile within the pensions industry and regularly broadcasts on both radio and television.

Unlike the Iranian channel, the Russian network does acknowledge the claims of activists, although it also regularly broadcasts interviews with pundits who deride the opposition as terrorists.

A government radio station regularly broadcasts interviews with people on the street professing their love for the king, who is commonly referred to in Thailand as the "lord above our head".

Unlike state-controlled media throughout the Arab world, he says, al-Jazeera regularly broadcasts dissent and opposing points of view, providing "the broadest spectrum of argument" that many Arab viewers have seen.

And still, decades after the war ended, they send photographs and documents to a television station that regularly broadcasts information about the missing in the hope that someone will remember.