Sentence examples for who televised from inspiring English sources

ITV, who televised Froch's pulsating victory over the Canadian Jean Pascal, are pleading poverty.

It would be a big draw but the Bradford fighter is not liked by Showtime, who televised his negative performance four years ago against Zab Judah.

The Irish firm, who televised England's 4-0 World Cup qualifying win away to Kazakhstan on Saturday afternoon, are reportedly struggling to pay cash owed to football associations under their rights deals.

Users of Twitter complained that its coverage of the opening ceremony contained too many commercial breaks, drawing comparisons to similar complaints faced by NBC during the Olympics' opening ceremony (although unlike the BBC, who televised the Olympics in the United Kingdom, both NBC and Channel 4 are ad-supported services).

U.S. Soccer, the national governing body, had no say in who televises its away matches in World Cup qualifying.

Will the Augusta members (and the CBS executives who televise the Masters) be the Trent Lotts of tomorrow?

But fans of "Idol" who followed televised interviews with the contestants about their home lives may feel better acquainted with Miss Stevens's maternal grandmother, Rita Francisco of Waterbury.

Frank Chirkinian, who defined televised golf as the innovative executive producer and director for CBS's coverage of the Masters tournament for 38 consecutive years, died Friday at his home in North Palm Beach, Fla.

Last month, Pope Benedict XVI provoked worldwide outrage when he revoked the excommunication of four schismatic bishops, including Richard Williamson, who in televised comments had denied the existence of the Nazi gas chambers.

While there was no proven connection between the bombers and the known leaders of the Saudi Islamist movement, in May 1996 Saudi authorities arrested and executed four youths who claimed in televised confessions to have been influenced by the CDLR and by the views of an Afghanistan-based Saudi Islamist financier, Osama bin Laden.

The student loan example is consistent with the findings of Princeton political scientist Brandice Canes-whonexaminedxamined televised presidential appeals on budget issues from 1957 to 2000.