Sentence examples for the first broadcaster from inspiring English sources

O'Reilly is believed to be the first broadcaster to sue the BBC for age discrimination.

Later that year he became the first broadcaster to receive an Olympic Order medal to recognise his contribution to the Olympic movement.

He was the first broadcaster or journalist ever to be so honoured, joining such lustrous performers on the plinth as Jesse Owens, Fanny Blankers-Koen and Emil Zatopek.

Murrow is the first broadcaster to be honored by English Heritage, which protects and preserves historic sites around England and has emplaced about 800 plaques in London.

Emrick's induction makes him the first broadcaster in the United States Hall, capping a year in which he became the first hockey announcer to win an Emmy award as the nation's top play-by-play man.

No other broadcaster is believed to be as far along as ABC, which is also the first broadcaster to sell TV episodes through Apple's iTunes store and the first to stream free episodes on its Web site.

Eventually, the odd couple worked together for the Yankees, an Episcopalian lay preacher from Mississippi and a Jew from Alabama, and fittingly became the first broadcasters voted into baseball's Hall of Fame in 1978.

Mishal Husain was one of the first broadcasters to be given special access inside the school.

The BBC's Mishal Husain was one of the first broadcasters to be given special access inside the school in Peshawar.

The first broadcasters to try it will be public radio stations affiliated with NPR, which are testing the idea with help from consumer electronics concern Kenwood USA and Harris, a maker of broadcast equipment with 2003 sales of $2 billion.

A+E has long embraced digital as an avenue to reach viewers: it was one of the first broadcasters to bring full runs of its most popular TV shows to the iPhone, something that seems like table stakes these days.