telecast
ਪ੍ਰਸਾਰਣ
definition
verb
the program will be telecast simultaneously to nearly 150 cities
transmit by television.
noun
I become aware of an attractive television reporter on racing telecasts .
a television broadcast.
example
Watching a delayed 'telecast' , people go out of their way to not know the score in advance so that the tension and entertainment will be higher.
the program will be 'telecast' simultaneously to nearly 150 cities
He will join the 'telecast' through a four-minute videotape, his spokesman said yesterday.
The news telecast was really boring and after the 'telecast' , we all went off to bed.
A true-life story sent by a viewer has already been 'telecast' .
He also took the initiative to prepare two animation films on dengue control, which are now being 'telecast' by all regional television channels.
These shows are often 'telecast' through satellite television channels.
the programme will be 'telecast' simultaneously to nearly 150 cities
Those who missed Thursday's telecast can view the repeat 'telecast' on Sunday.
Also, ABC Television, the official broadcaster of the World Cup, showed a delayed 'telecast' of the final.
Throughout the day, he looked at various tapes to decide which features would set up and supplement the live action on the 'telecast' .
The World Cup fever rages on, with soccer enthusiasts glued to the television for the live 'telecast' of matches and match review programmes.
It is for the first time that a serial was 'telecast' simultaneously in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
During Christmas and Easter, services are held and all television channels 'telecast' them, he said.
‘I think there's an interest on behalf of 'telecasters' , sponsors, fans - and an interest on behalf of drivers and tracks,’ he says.
The greatest baseball arenas are in our heads, what we bring to games, radio broadcasts, 'telecasts' and newspaper reports.
I become aware of an attractive television reporter on racing 'telecasts' .
As part of the moon landing celebrations, the channel is also 'telecasting' a series called Moon Walk every Sunday.
In addition to 'telecasting' a variety of songs - from Bollywood music to South Indian classics - the channel gives updates on annual college events, besides snippets about what's happening at hot spot hang-outs.
No, you have a standard license when you're a 'telecaster' or broadcaster.
He has continued to rack up titles and has been an ambassador of sorts for the sport, appearing on several non-bowling 'telecasts' and generating excitement whenever he makes a telecast.
With the Mariners and Yankees on satellite television every morning, the ratings for nighttime 'telecasts' plummeted.
We are 'telecasting' our religious programming purely as a service to our viewership.
While viewers and 'telecasters' enjoy the freedoms of all-access passes, these pose clear and present dangers.
It had no contracts with any major sports league and was trying to survive 'telecasting' all types of minor league athletic events.
Leagues/organizers sell broadcast rights, then impose limits on what other 'telecasters' can show, which is why we see 45 seconds or less of highlights per game at 11 o'clock.
Check presentations are done all the time on golf and tennis 'telecasts' , especially at the PGA Masters.
Losing it will impact its ability to promote its other programming during the wrestling 'telecasts' .
And I suppose we had a long association with football over 45 years; we've been broadcasting and 'telecasting' the games.
The era of satellite 'telecasts' and the IT revolution brought forth more heroes, most of them proved short-lived.
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