Sentence examples for to be telecast from inspiring English sources

Although the show had yet to be telecast, the idolization was well under way.

(The concert is to be telecast on Feb. 18 on the Fuse cable channel).

Harry S. Truman's 1947 speech was the first to be telecast.

Mr. Chéreau's was the first complete "Ring" cycle ever to be filmed as well as the first to be telecast.

One of its recordings is a nominee for the 42nd annual Grammy Awards to be telecast internationally on Feb. 23.

The show, to be telecast on PBS stations on Friday, captured the team's elemental songwriting brass using minimal orchestral resources: a six-member band led by Mr. Fisher.

Entire installation will cost about $600,000; they hope to be telecasting from there by Aug.

Its induction ceremony is to take place March 10 and will be telecast on the cable channel VH1.

However, on the scheduled day, the film was not telecast, with the channel putting up a message stating, "For unavoidable reasons we regret to inform that The Dirty Picture will not be telecast today.

Starting next year, a large number of Senior Tour events will be telecast live on CNBC, and the telecasts will be moved to earlier time slots.

It will be telecast in March.