Sentence examples for telecast with from inspiring English sources

In 1955 the Emmy ceremony began its national telecast with the ceremony taking place on both coasts at once.

Only snippets of conversation are used for each telecast, with most choice comments being edited out by the network.

On Wednesday's telecast, with no post-address tweets yet emitted, a tacit tension hung over the panel.

This was an Oscar telecast with two montages of movie heroes, though shockingly neither included Phyllis Nefler, the Shelley Long character from "Troop Beverly Hills".

(This dance, the Berceuse, or lullaby, is recorded on a 1956 CBS telecast, with Maria Tallchief as the Firebird. You've never seen anything like it).

ABC led off its "Monday Night Football" telecast with shots of the fires and of people who had left their homes having gathered at Qualcomm Stadium.

Throughout the season Backe has delegated the task to the assistant coach Jan Halvor Halvorsen on telecasts with the MSG Network.

On Friday, the agency scurried to explain the options in separate telecasts with practicing doctors and postal workers.

The tension has deepened between the National Basketball Association and its coaches over the issue of requiring miniature microphones to be worn during telecasts, with the league imposing fines of $100,000 apiece yesterday on the Toronto Raptors and the Seattle SuperSonics for the defiant actions of their coaches.

I'd like to see a few telecasts with smaller announcer crews and a lot more sound.

The number is within range of recent Grammy telecasts, with the exception of 2012, when the show was watched by 39.9 million viewers the day after singer Whitney Houston died.