Sentence examples for usually broadcasts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ballentine, who says he has an audience of three million people nationally, usually broadcasts from his home town of Durham, N.C.

So China almost certainly has its own Jeremy Lin, but there is no path for him to follow.China Central Television (CCTV), the national monopoly that usually broadcasts NBA games, has not joined in the "Linsanity", as American commentators have called the fever surrounding Mr Lin.

While the Nashville sign usually broadcasts the weather or corporate advertisements, Nashville Arts Magazine has teamed up with owners of the sign, and will be showcasing the work of one artist every week for the rest of 2017.

There is also independent wrestling that usually broadcasts from cities or territories inside the United States.

Granulated fertilizers in modern close-planted commercial orchards are usually broadcast by machine a month or two before growth starts.

The televisions usually broadcast a mix of news and entertainment features produced by either NBC or WABC-TV, and most advertisers are national brands like AOL, Citibank or Sprint.

That has been an effective strategy, as the television audience for the awards ceremony, usually broadcast from Los Angeles in mid-February, has steadily grown.

Traditionally geared toward housewives, these early programs were usually broadcast during the day, and their story lines were written for middle-class viewers.

The program, "Connie Chung Tonight," which was usually broadcast at 8 on weeknights, had been suspended for coverage of the war with Iraq.

Tom says: On days when there is a strong likelihood of severe weather, it is usually broadcast through all media, and people are told to be weather-aware.

It was after one of his "Firing Line" debates, which were usually broadcast live in front of an audience at some university.