Sentence examples for writing broadcast from inspiring English sources

Scarlett has also had stories broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and pieces of nature writing broadcast on BBC Radio 3.

An inspired colleague had collected the "Listening and Writing" broadcasts and "Lupercal" was one A Level text.

Mr. Campbell said he planned to write, broadcast and make speeches.

He continued, as well as giving valedictory newspaper and magazine interviews, to write, broadcast and participate in public debates with no discernible diminution of vigour or passion.

And in preparation for D-day he wrote broadcasts to the resistance giving them coded instructions on when to move into action to support the allies.

In writing a broadcast constitution for the NWDR, the British, naturally enough, took the BBC as their model: a noncommercial, state-supported system, rather than a commercial one on the American model.

Kael had found her critic's voice writing radio broadcasts, and her concern for the way a piece of work "played" in real time and on first encounter shaped her reviews and her concept of the moviemaking craft.

​Discussing Thesetand of the British Media with Ian Hislop.

"After nearly five decades of operation," Burger wrote, "the broadcast industry does not seem to have grasped the simple fact that a broadcast license is a public trust subject to termination for breech of duty".

In radio, he has written essays broadcast on NPR Weekend Edition and KQED San Francisco.

Has written and broadcast on a range of cultural issues.