Sentence examples for upon broadcast from inspiring English sources

The season two episodes, "Auraphull" and "Meat Warrior", were respectively seen by 460,000 and 431,000 viewers upon broadcast.

"Home" was the first episode of The X-Files to receive a viewer discretion warning for graphic content and the only to have carried a TV-MA rating upon broadcast.

"Home" was the first X-Files episode to have a viewer discretion warning for graphic content and the only to have carried a TV-MA rating upon broadcast, with the opening scene being cited in particular due to its gruesomeness and its similarity to "stock horror film conventions".

Upon broadcast in the United States and in retrospect of The Queen The Boston Globe's Matthew Gilbert called it "tightly written and effectively acted, and yet it still plays more like a docudramatic re-creation than a Shakespearean glimpse at brotherly tension".

Reviewing the VHS releases for TV Zone in 1991, Gary Russell stated that "Star Cops represents excellent science fiction" and recanted his original impression of the series upon broadcast that it was "Bergerac in spacesuits, complete with rather cruddy visual effects and boring performances".

As the civil rights movement relied upon images broadcast on the nightly news - young protesters set upon by fire hoses and police dogs - so too does 13th bring the inhumanity of mass incarceration into living rooms, where the sight may mobilize us.

The other day, while searching the Internet for information about that performance, I happened upon a broadcast recording of it, which someone in Japan had digitized.

The ability to zoom in and out was contingent upon the broadcast direction to the individual cameramen, not an independent operational function on the sideline.

"Episode 523" became one of the most watched soap opera episodes upon its broadcast in Australia.

Mr. Rigler hopes that young people will happen upon its broadcasts, perhaps while looking for MTV, and become supporters of the arts in their communities.

The third is an in depth consideration of a conceptual design, the 'cambadge' a wearable lightweight web cam which, upon activation broadcasts to police or public websites intended to reduce older people's fear of crime.