Sentence examples for what a broadcast from inspiring English sources

He also hit back at NBC chief executive Jeff Zucker's earlier downbeat assessment of the US TV business at the UBS conference, in which he stressed the need to rethink what a broadcast network is today.

"We do have to continue to rethink what a broadcast network is," Jeffrey Zucker, the chief executive of NBC Universal, a unit of General Electric, said at an industry conference Monday, hours before the news of Mr. Leno's new assignment emerged.

So everyone here who's ever seen a soccer game, knows what a great soccer broadcast is.

The EBU still runs the show, and what a show it is, broadcast live to every competing country and beyond; Australia can't get enough of it, though America has yet to catch the fever.

When broadcast television sends out its 60 pictures a second, a 120-hertz set must fill in twice as many frames, guessing what a picture between the two broadcast images would look like, and then creating it.

While that request sounds a little silly&mdsh;why should the companies be told what to broadcast?—as a consumer I do like his idea of preventing price increases for the next six years.

That your cruel words are pointing out something that I don't see?" "You don't know me," she continued to say during the next four minutes in what was billed as a broadcast editorial.

The Pool will operate on what Laverne describes as a "broadcast" model inspired by the success radio has had in remaining part of people's daily habits, despite the rise of the internet.

For far too long, we've been living in what I've called a broadcast democracy.

Varoufakis's habit was to believe — or claim to believe — that what a politician said kindly over lunch was more sincere than what he broadcast in public.

Instead, perhaps made conscious by social media of what an enormous platform the Oscar broadcast was, people at the microphone really said what was on their minds.