Sentence examples for replay delay from inspiring English sources

Replay, delay and catchup facilities have made this once-futuristic possibility commonplace, with the rise of first box sets and then archive sites resulting in the biggest social change since the VHS made a good night out compatible with a big TV night in.

Those replays wouldn't delay a game much, particularly compared with time lost through arguments from upset players, coaches and/or managers.

Employing Jackie Mason-logicloGreenbergnberg said: "There's a provision for no delay, a replay by one network, a replay by both.

Delay and replay devices, and DVD box sets, have encouraged the staggered reception of programmes far more than the video-recorder ever had.

Until last night, there was no defining match or even moment, no 18-16 Wimbledon tie breaker for television to replay in perpetuity, when delayed by rain.

This galaxy is about 160,000 light years from Earth, so when it was first observed by optical telescopes in 1987, the event had actually occurred about 158,013 B.C. We are seeing a delayed-action replay of the actual event.

6.38pm GMT 20th over: England 79-2 (Lumb 39, Root 23); target 160 Lumb pushes the ball through the covers, and Darren Bravo stops it a few inches from the boundary, forcing a small delay while replays confirm that England ran three, rather than collecting four.

When all the various time-delay and replay audiences are added together, Mrs Brown's Boys is currently being watched by a cumulative audience of around 15 million; an extraordinary performance in a multichannel digital age where such ratings are generally believed to be restricted to events involving sport, the royals or Simon Cowell.

Torre said he is skeptical that the replay system is overly delaying the game.

They found Canadian fans who claimed that they had to endure long delays for replay booth reviews, procedures that American fans take for granted.

Participants felt the current situation was a "frightening replay" of the previous delays, and that prior recommendations had not been followed.