Sentence examples for views broadcast from inspiring English sources

"Having one's views broadcast from a platform is not some kind of inalienable right".

The rhetorical bomb-throwing has activated a hard-right faction in the party who are excited to hear their anti-immigration views broadcast and who would embrace an intra-Republican war over immigration and other issues.

In May, "Coach" Dave Daubenmire implied Obama was "openly gay" or "better yet, openly bisexual" in a News With Views broadcast, nothing that the president's "face seems to really light up when he begins to talk about the gay agenda".

In a News With Views broadcast in May, "Coach Dave Daubenmiree asked, "How about he come out and admit he's the first openly gay president or, better yet, openly bisexual president?" He goes on to note that Obama's "face seems to really light up when he begins to talk about the gay agenda".

(The Dec. 15 show will also be a pay-per-view broadcast).

That distinction belonged to the final undercard bout, just before the pay-per-view broadcast began.

But casual fans are unlikely to spring for the pay-per-view broadcast.

Earlier this year, in a widely viewed broadcast, a Seattle TV station, KIRO, had three volunteers smoke marijuana before driving.

So did the announcers for HBO's pay-per-view broadcast — and so did most members of the boxing media.

On HBO's pay-per-view broadcast, wraps will receive their most extensive coverage ever, with cameras capturing Friday's rules meeting and Saturday's prefight examinations.

Separately, HBO, which had Pacquiao under contract, agreed with Showtime to produce a joint pay-per-view broadcast, with the unprecedented asking price of a hundred dollars.