Sentence examples for that a broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Even in a state of drifting in and out of sleep it was pretty clear to me that a broadcasting genius was at work.

But Fox will be much more aggressive in seeking to overturn another F.C.C. restriction, the one that limits a broadcasting company to owning stations that reach no more than 35percentt of the nation's homes.

The CRTC riposted that "holding a broadcasting licence is a privilege" and that broadcasters had a "duty to inform the public of imminent perils".

I am very disappointed they didn't do that," Hunt told a broadcasting Press Guild event today.

There is a lot one can say about the stress that comes with a broadcasting career.

It's not appropriate for a Prime Minister to say 'I would quite like that person to own a newspaper but not that person, that organisation to win a broadcasting licence but not that person'.

A12 Big Union Finds a Loophole The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees has used a legal loophole in creating a group that is broadcasting a television advertisement harshly critical of Gov. George W. Bush without mentioning the union's affiliation.

When the last Dodger or Giant bats in that game, Scully will wrap up a broadcasting career that began in 1950 when he became the junior partner to Red Barber and Connie Desmond (above) in the booth for the Brooklyn Dodgers.

The talk is on a strip that starts broadcasting when a shopper's finger rubs it".

Thatcher also introduced a broadcasting ban that forced British broadcasters to dub Gerry Adams voice.

We are like a broadcasting company that broadcasts in every country, in every language, on every topic.