Sentence examples for to broadcast over from inspiring English sources

The new office includes a library and a small auditorium for readings, which the organization hopes to broadcast over its Web site.

Mr. White is a senior vice president in charge of production at Pseudo, a company that creates original off-beat shows on everything from the space program to hip-hop music to broadcast over the Web.

And the Hong Kong-based Phoenix Satellite Television, in which Star TV holds a stake, is already allowed to broadcast over cable television systems in the Pearl River Delta region of Guangdong province, north of Hong Kong.

He said the tactic had prevented the American-led air war from cutting off the ability of President Saddam Hussein's regime to broadcast over state-run television and radio.

To oversimplify, the government allowed private radio to broadcast over our airwaves to serve "the public convenience and necessity," according to the The Radio Act of 1927.

Hewitt recalls that Oxford don C.S. Lewis felt compelled by the crisis of World War II to broadcast over the BBC the text that becameMere Christianity: "That kind of thinking was the high-water mark of contemporary Christian culture, and something of that caliber is in order again".

"Channel-sharing represents a unique option for broadcasters that wish to continue to broadcast over-the-air programming, while also taking advantage of the incentive auction's once-in-a-lifetime financial opportunity," an FCC spokesman said.

I began broadcasting in my native Alaska before taking a morning gig in Philadelphia, and ended up in New York where I've had the fortune to broadcast for over a decade.

In the middle of 1972, Christopher Morahan, who was Head of Drama at BBC2 and who had directed Kneale's 1963 play The Road and the 1965 remake of Kneale's adaptation of Nineteen Eighty-Four, approached Kneale asking him to write a play to be broadcast over the Christmas period.

Also like last year's channel, Led Zeppelin Radio isn't merely going to broadcast "Stairway" over and over again Sirius XM promises that the channel will be filled with rare songs and archived interviews of band members.

The system, which will allow the 2004 Olympic Games to be broadcast over the Internet, will link Athens to Crete and Northern Italy, Pirelli said.