Sentence examples for worldwide broadcast from inspiring English sources

Singh assured parliament that the Indian government was already exploring ways of stopping the worldwide broadcast.

Or at least that the kind of pictures worthy of Academy Awards no longer operated at a scale demanded by a worldwide broadcast.

It brought in more than eight million viewers for series eight, sold over 11.5 million DVD and videos worldwide, broadcast in some 25 territories worldwide and won International Emmy and British Comedy Awards.

But organizers estimate that the worldwide broadcast of the event over television and radio reached two billion people, a figure they say is a record for a single music event, Billboard reported.

And after a sold-out run at the Young Vic in London and an NT Live worldwide broadcast last month, Gillian Anderson is resuming the role of A Streetcar Named Desire's Blanche Dubois.

The encounter on Larpenteur Avenue in Falcon Heights, Minn., escalated to gunfire in a matter of seconds, and moments later, the scene began spreading worldwide, broadcast live on Facebook by Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, while she was sitting next to him in the car.

Matches generally begin in late afternoon or evening so that at least a portion of them are played under floodlights at night to maximize the television audience for worldwide broadcasts.

Two factors seem to open the possibility: NBC's cable presence during the Athens Games fed an appetite for all 28 sports, and the International Olympic Committee has spent a decade acquiring the rights to all official films and worldwide broadcasts of the Summer and Winter Games.

One of the most popular TV shows worldwide broadcasts a gory, violent, cannibalistic vision of a zombie apocalypse.

Ms. Meyer, the guiding force behind a previous series called "Why Democracy?" has persuaded 70 broadcasters worldwide to broadcast the films in November, a potential audience of 500 million people.

It also gained a wider audience with a worldwide NT Live broadcast.