Sentence examples for was telecast from inspiring English sources
verb
To broadcast by television.
More than 500 students attended the event, which was telecast live.
The game was telecast nationally and was broadcast on radio by Mel Allen.
The game was telecast to more than 240 countries in 44 languages.
Presenting diverse kinds of entertainment acts, "The Ed Sullivan Show" was telecast by the Columbia Broadcasting System CBSS).
Hundreds of thousands of people attended, and it was telecast and broadcast live by HBO and National Public Radio.
For the first time, every game was telecast live, not only on TV but on the internet.
A TV clip was telecasted in June 2011 through four national and one local TV channels of IRIB Islamic Republicc of Iran Broadcasting).
The campaign included an animation clip about periodontal health and disease that was telecasted for ten days from several national TV channels.
It will be telecast in March.
Harry S. Truman's 1947 speech was the first to be telecast.
One will be telecast on CNN and on ABC and NBC affiliates.
