Sentence examples for through its broadcast from inspiring English sources

It is impossible sometimes to find out what is happening in the world from a US perspective through its broadcast media.

Though golf fans are a subset of sports viewers as a whole, the PGA TOUR today reaches over a billion households worldwide in 226 countries through its broadcast TV efforts.

The public began to enjoy Carnatic music through its broadcast via public address systems set up on the palace grounds.

Cuba provides perhaps an even more glaring example: Fidel Castro manipulates the writings of Jose Marti for his own ends, as does the Cuban exile community in Miami and even the United States government, through its broadcasts on Radio and TV Marti.

The Met, which had an annual budget of $327 million for the 2012-13 season, is a complex organization that employs 1,600 full-time and seasonal workers and another 1,800 part-time workers; puts on more than 200 opera performances a year; and reaches millions of people through its broadcasts of operas to movie theaters, which Mr. Gelb began.

The orchestra has become well known abroad through its broadcasts and recordings, particularly for the Naxos Records label.

The BBC will announce the final result either through its radio broadcast, television broadcast, via www.bbc.co.uk/sport or its social media accounts, when voting is closed and the result of the final vote is known.

Among the updates, Twitter said it's now also supporting audio-only live broadcasts, as well as through its sister broadcast service Periscope.

It overcomes the shortcomings of traditional methods through its full broadcast characteristic.

The BBC is also cutting back its sports right budget by 15%, with the BBC Trust noting that a good deal of this target had already been achieved through its shared broadcast deal with BSkyB for Formula One.

2. The BBC will announce either through its television broadcast or via bbc.co.uk/rugby when voting is closed and the result of the final vote.