Sentence examples for what broadcaster from inspiring English sources

That's what broadcaster Victoria Coren Mitchell's suggesting http://bbc.in/1RBcY0p "They'll leave and all super-wealthy people with their iceberg houses will be left with no nurses and no police and no firemen and no one to clean the houses and no one to deliver the mail to their houses and London will settle again".

There is a real disconnect between what the public want and what broadcasters traditionally want.

With that in mind, it is worth seeing exactly what broadcasters have promised.

No, because athletes are paid not by the clock, but what broadcasters and sponsors think they are worth.

A public performance of a TV show –which is what cable companies do and what broadcasters claim Aereo is doing too – would violate the Copyright Act.

But, by midnight, the reputation of a peak-time legend had already been convincingly devastated in – appropriately – what broadcasters call the graveyard slot.

Early one morning in St . Petersburg Fla., while the scrubs were batting against a hung-over bullpen coach, I slipped into right field and settled under what broadcasters call "an easy soft fly".

"There appears to be a whole new level of what broadcasters are allowed to say and not allowed to say and I'm shocked at that in a nation of free speech.

Unlike today's F.C.C., which is known mainly as a referee for media mergers, the F.C.C. of the thirties was deeply concerned with the particulars of what broadcasters put in listeners' ears it had recently issued a reprimand after a racy Mae West sketch that so alarmed NBC it banned West from its stations.

We remember how hard it is to hit a round ball with a round bat, or to field what broadcasters call "a routine ground ball".

This complements Sony's HD camcorder models and Blu-ray Disc players, which capture and display color range beyond what broadcasters currently deliver.