Sentence examples for round of broadcast from inspiring English sources

Clegg, in a round of broadcast interviews on Monday morning, said: "There is not some great feud going on.

His intervention came in a round of broadcast interviews after Johnson, his fellow leave campaigner, declined to get involved.

During a busy round of broadcast interviews, she was asked if she wanted to lead the Burmese people after the elections scheduled for 2015.

"I think it is something that we should look at," he told 5 News during a round of broadcast interviews at the Tory conference in Manchester.

"I don't see this housing boom that's going on that some of those commentators seem to imply," he told the BBC during a round of broadcast interviews.

Davie's first round of broadcast interviews on Monday did not go entirely smoothly, reviving unhappy memories of his predecessor George Entwistle's faltering performances in front of the microphones.

Chief executive Gavin Patterson said the plans would not hold back the group in the bidding for the next round of Premier League broadcast rights in early February.

Meanwhile, BT, Virgin and the BBC did not take part in the last round of premium broadcast rights so there is little danger of them being put off future auctions anyway.

Even in tough times, with economies in crisis and politicians squabbling over the euro, soccer leagues have been scoring in the latest rounds of television broadcast deals.

The new commercials -- one-minute radio spots -- started running on Friday in California, Connecticut, Mississippi, New Jersey and New Mexico, and follow a round of television advertisements broadcast in some of those states and elsewhere.

This mood would be heightened appreciably should Keith Curle's side win Tuesday night's FA Cup replay at Yeovil and be looking forward to entertaining Everton in a fourth- round tie preceded by the rumble of broadcast trucks trundling down Warwick Road.