Sentence examples for televised broadcast from inspiring English sources

The recipients of the retransmission effected by TVC are, it submits, entitled to follow the televised broadcast, identical in content, using their own television sets.

B1 Statements by President Bush and Mr. Blair taped for televised broadcast in Iraq.

Some viewers tweeted their disappointment at Okine's exclusion from the televised broadcast.

DeGaulle gave a nationally televised broadcast concerning his government's dramatic financial measures, & appeared more vigorous than ever.

Using a cross-sectional design, food advertisements were observed during 84 hours of primetime and 12 hours of Saturday-morning televised broadcast during the fall of 2004.

In San Francisco his award-winning educational programs resulted in a nationally televised broadcast of a Concerts for Kids documentary; he also conducted subscription, contemporary and pops concerts.

The stadium already has luxury suites, entertainment rooms and a state-of-the-art press box wired to handle nationally televised broadcasts.

"They can shout as loud as they like from Washington or from London or from any other quarter," Mr. Mugabe said in televised broadcasts.

But the accused would have to undergo the repeated humiliation of traveling to The Hague to answer summonses, appearing in the dock, hearing grave charges and enduring the televised broadcasts of the proceedings.

In the early 50s, Winston Churchill, a master of debate, apparently did a secret experiment with televised broadcasts but didn't enjoy the experience, so he didn't do any real ones.

The VCR brought widespread access to many components of contemporary movie-viewing and -making that we now take for granted: homemade videos, the ability to record televised broadcasts, low-budget filmmaking, the video-rental market.