Sentence examples for vast broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The Digital Media Initiative (DMI), which aimed to create a production system linked to the Corporation's vast broadcasting archive, has cost £98.4m since it started in 2008.

He lists the forthcoming developments that are intended to bring such life, from the imminent transformation of the vast broadcasting shed into a tech hub and data centre, to the future arrival of a satellite of the Victoria and Albert Museum, as well as an "exciting new model of an open campus" for University College London.

All five are staples on the football's ad-break circuit, indirectly ploughing money in the direction of a sport that has spent two decades totting up ever-vaster broadcasting deals.

In a geographically huge country that includes groups of people of diverse origins separated by vast distances, broadcasting not only is important to provide information and as entertainment but also is crucial for linking the various regions together to develop a sense of national community.

They were huge in broadcasting".

China has emphasized soft power as a way to become a more significant player in world affairs and has spent vast sums on international broadcasting, Confucius Institutes, and other means of reaching the rest of the world.

IN HIS scrupulously modest office in Broadcasting House, the vast, art-deco headquarters of the BBC, Tony Hall looks relaxed for a man who has just taken a pair of shears to a national treasure.

Adam and Joe recently won an award, as did Charles Hazlewood's show on Radio 2. Hazlewood is the Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall of Radio 2, broadcasting from his vast Somerset home with posh gusto and expertise.

Robert Wright and Dennis Dammerman, two G.E. vice chairmen with vast experience with G.E.'s broadcasting and finance operations, shared the stage to emphasize that Mr. Immelt would have plenty of tutors to bring him up to snuff on the G.E. businesses he knows least.

"Broadcasting makes up the vast majority of the rest, so to have the stable, long-term broadcasting partnerships in place, that underpins the bulk of our revenue".  .

It also controls German broadcasting rights to a vast array of Hollywood movies, as well as to Formula One races and World Cup soccer matches.