Sentence examples for usual broadcast from inspiring English sources

Yet this year's concert, as usual broadcast live to millions worldwide, broke viewing records and was trending on Twitter.

Its plan for showing "House of Cards," an adaptation of a 1990 BBC mini-series set in Parliament, will itself be a departure from the usual broadcast approach.

With CBS's usual broadcast of "CSI: New York" out of the mix, NBC's "Law & Order" was able to bring in its best ratings since the end of September, with an audience of 14.56 million at 10 p.m.

That May, the host of the radio show "Truth or Consequences" interrupted his usual broadcast to bring his listeners into Jimmy's hospital room to listen in as players on the Braves marched into Jimmy's room and sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game".

These could be shows that might not make the usual broadcast format but would be exclusive to the Internet.

Technology has impacted education with an array of educational content-delivery techniques vastly different from the usual broadcast method of teaching.

In addition to the usual broadcast-like TV content, Tellem said that the company will be investing heavily in interactive content, as it can leverage products like Xbox Kinect to allow users to provide new ways for viewers to play with stuff on the screen.

Mr. Thomas appeared in court on Friday, the day of Mr. Henderson's usual weekly broadcast.

"It's been a lifelong project," Mr. Sophos said in his pleasant radio voice, speaking of his quest for an alternative to the usual commercial broadcast menu.

The three channels offer different programming: WCSP-FM's usual programming is broadcast on 90.1 HD-1; 90.1 HD-2 simulcasts C-SPAN, broadcasting coverage of the House of Representatives plus other C-SPAN programming; 90.1 HD-3 simulcasts C-SPAN2, broadcasting coverage of the Senate and audio of Book TV., C-SPAN Radio can be accessed via any phone, thanks to a partnership with AudioNow.

On its surface, the merger last week of WRKS and WBLS, longtime rivals in the R&B radio format in New York, was business as usual for the broadcast industry.