Sentence examples for telecast into from inspiring English sources

Each party is telecast into the other, usually in the form of a projected image on a wall or screen.

During the 8 to 10 45 p.m. period, a rare foray for a golf telecast into prime time, the tournament generated a 7.5 rating.

I semiwhimsically suggest that next year the producers put promotion and maybe production of the telecast into the subversively witty hands of the creators of the "Xanadu" YouTube campaign.

But as the telecast headed into its second hour, it was marked mostly by the familiar sight of repeat winners and the unfamiliar sight of Harris punting joke after joke.

Instead, as the telecast wore into its final hour, it seemed clear that, overwhelmed by the infinite variety television now offers, voting academy members tacitly agreed to give awards only to a) those who had received them before and b) every person ever associated with "Breaking Bad".

Ms. Wuhrer, a 35-year-old actress, rarely tunes into the telecast in any year -- after appearing in more than 60 B-movies with titles like "The Hitcher II: I've Been Waiting" and "G-Men From Hell," she knows that an Oscar is probably beyond her reach.

The folks at NBC are hoping the Ravens and the Steelers, who are meeting for the 10th time in the last 38 months, can deliver a close, hard-hitting game that will carry the Sunday night telecasts over into the land of milk, honey and flex scheduling.

Gaga delivered a starkly dramatic performance of the song on Sunday's telecast, staring directly into the camera as she banged away at a white grand piano.

Just minutes into the telecast, thousands of viewers called the networks to inquire if they were witnessing a hoax.

Goalby's eyes were glued to the telecast as Bill surged into the lead on the final day, only to slip back into a playoff with Hunter Mahan.

In March, a tussle between Cablevision and Walt Disney, which owns ABC, was resolved 14 minutes into the telecast of the Oscars.