Sentence examples for work broadcast from inspiring English sources

Before he left Syria, in 2008, Alomar's fiction and poetry had been published in four collections; he'd won literary prizes and had his work broadcast on the BBC.

This is Morgan's first full series for BBC One, but the writer behind The Iron Lady and Shame is no stranger to having her work broadcast on the Corporation's flagship channel, having penned the adaptation of Sebastian Faulks's Birdsong.

200 In addition, in order for there to be communication to the public, the work broadcast must be transmitted to a 'public not present at the place where the communication originates', within the meaning of recital 23 in the preamble to the Copyright Directive.

With the working title The Evening Play, the new BBC1 strand will be handed a primetime 9pm slot and feature work by up and coming new writers who might already be working in television but have not had much work broadcast.

What is interesting is that Maupin, clearly wanting to write a more serious piece of fiction, has not had to depart radically from his successful format; The Night Listener is a serialised work (broadcast on American radio this autumn) of generous liberalism.

Without his intervention the customers cannot enjoy the works broadcast, even though they are physically within the broadcast's catchment area.

Together the works broadcast loud and clear the museum's ambition to upgrade its profile and segue from its previous concentration on craft to a hipper, more wide-ranging program.

Audiophiles will be offered a world premiere of Stockhausen's electroacoustic Hymnen broadcast in in 4.0 surround sound and a new digital initiative will allow listeners to create a playlist of works broadcast on the station which they can download and keep for 30 days via the iPlayer Radio app.

In 1961 Qandil began to work in broadcast television as the presenter of the program Aqwal al-Suhf ("In the Press").

So if not her new show, what kind of show can work on broadcast television?

The radio play Cause Célèbre was his final work; first broadcast in 1975, it was performed onstage in 1977.