Sentence examples similar to time broadcaster from inspiring English sources

At that time, broadcasters won the right to negotiate with cable companies for some kind of compensation.

Every time broadcasters put a new security measure or countermeasure in place, it was only a matter of time until evermore-complicated workarounds circulated in the underground.

At the time, broadcasters showed little interest, objecting to the a la carte nature.

For the longest of time broadcasters have used blurring, they've silhouetted, they've even tried putting masks on people, real makeup.

"She has changed dramatically," says one long-time broadcaster.

It makes you wonder if the long-time broadcaster lacks the capacity for empathy.

For a big-time broadcaster to cast aspersions on the sexual habits of blameless students seems a bit like bullying.

Then, according to long-time broadcaster Gary Thorne: I don't think many people around baseball had any idea what Ichiro was going to be as a player.

Though he now speaks in the deep tones of an old-time broadcaster, at the age of 6 he had not yet uttered a complete sentence.

Nuxhall was a full-time broadcaster for the Reds from 1967 to 2004, teaming for most of those years on radio with Marty Brennaman.

These include positioning prime-time broadcaster Mike Hoskings, who is has been openly sympathetic to John Key, as moderator for a televised leader's debate.