Broadcasts in a sentence

There will still be some linear broadcasts, though), but those will be simulcasts of the Apple feed, and all broadcasts will be available through the Apple TV app’s (not an additional level of the Apple TV app) MLS Season Pass for or $99 for a year.

In Philadelphia, many will remember Doc’s time as a spot announcer for ’ broadcasts in the mid 1980’s, and he eventually was promoted to work alongside Bill Clement on the primary broadcasts, a pairing that stuck until 1993.

Soccer and basketball broadcasts both offer more action and fewer interruptions than football broadcasts — and they do it in a shorter time frame.

His broadcasts broke a record as he reached a record 1,000 sponsored broadcasts (without a commercial) in February 1974.

The radio Radio Rumantsch broadcasts a 24-hour program including informational and music broadcasts.

After all, why should you have to work for a living when you support the right people, say the right things, think the right things and condemn your mutual enemies on news broadcasts and on (un)social media?

A lifelong Natchitoches resident, Maggio said he recalled listening to radio broadcasts of Brittain’s athletic performances at St. Mary’s, where he excelled in basketball, track and field and football, eventually choosing the latter in college.

And, because of in-stadium signage and computer-generated imagery used in TV broadcasts, each of those Ohtani stories unfolds with Ohtani-friendly advertising playing in the background non-stop.

And he never returned to full-time work on the Titans’ broadcasts.

And it’s clear that calling games from their location produces a superior product, with remote broadcasts regularly facing in addition to the challenges of describing action solely off monitors.

And while commercial free-to-air TV is declining fast, it’s still commanding attention for longer periods, particularly when it comes to Australia’s insatiable demand for live sport broadcasts.

As if that weren’t enough, every time a storm breaks, public radio broadcasts news of power outages, which seem to have become routine.

As we wrapped up one of our interviews, Mr. Lewis told me that he finds himself increasingly returning to listening to old broadcasts of his to see if he can make sense of when that turning point began.

Broadcasts for major sports or entertainment events were, until very recently, exclusively the domain of fixed line connectivity and expensive and logistically challenging on-site production technology.

Brunson continued to play high stakes games into his late 80s as televised poker shifted to online broadcasts.

Clips of their antics on the channel often go viral, exchanging jibes and jokes throughout broadcasts while also providing expert analysis.

Despite the fact that many loyal Starbucks customers circle the event on their calendars, Workers United broadcasts a different take.

Donaldson’s absence broadcasts its own political message but given that he walked from the Ulster Unionist Party in 1998 in protest against the Good Friday Agreement, his reluctance to celebrate its anniversary is perhaps unsurprising.

Dong, whose statement of claim has not been tested in court, also wants Global to remove the stories and broadcasts.

For more live sports, Peacock broadcasts college football, rugby, the NFL, the PGA Tour, and the Premier League.