Sentence examples for telecast from from inspiring English sources

Ruth was recovering from surgery a day earlier and watched the telecast from Kamloops.

Nineteen hours of the competition will be telecast from July 26-Aug.

"Squawk Box," telecast from glamorous Fort Lee, N.J., airs on CNBC from 7 to 10 a.m.

The courtroom was packed with lawyers, victims and observers, with others watching a live telecast from other rooms.

They were more at home and more cheerful, it seemed, during the interior telecast from Apollo 8.

Back home in Queensland, Day's mother watched the telecast from home, perhaps as proud as any mum could be.

Entire installation will cost about $600,000; they hope to be telecasting from there by Aug.

"I think this just improves the telecasts from the standpoint of fans," he said.

No doubt that goal will be shown at some point at home on state-run television, which has secured the rights to World Cup telecasts from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union. Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union

Like millions of sports fans, Igor Larionov of the Detroit Red Wings tries to arrange his work schedule around telecasts from Asia of the World Cup soccer tournament this month.

Kenny Albert, the radio voice of the Rangers, will replace Mike Emrick on NBC's hockey telecasts from the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.