Crossword clues for telecast
telecast
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1937, from television + broadcast (n.). The verb is recorded from 1940.
Wiktionary
n. A television broadcast, especially outside of a studio. vb. 1 (context transitive English) To broadcast by television. 2 (context intransitive English) To broadcast a television program.
WordNet
n. a television broadcast
v. broadcast via television; "The Royal wedding was televised" [syn: televise]
Wikipedia
Telecast is a Christian worship band. The band began in Spokane, Washington with songwriter, Josh White, guitarist Brian Ortize, Marquis Ashley and Nick Tibbetts. Telecast released its debut album, The Beauty of Simplicity, on BEC Records in 2003, and followed it with Eternity is Now on the same label in 2005. In 2008 they released their third album, Quiet Revolution.
Telecast may refer to:
- television broadcast
- Telecast (band), a Christian band from the United States
Usage examples of "telecast".
Don Cooder, if he were Captain Audion, telecast his own face to the world?
He had been selected moderator of the gubernatorial debates because FCN, the lowest-ranked network in the state, was the only one that would agree to telecast the traditional ratings-killer.
Vail and Dalla and Tortha Karf and four or five others looked across the desk and to the end of the room as the telecast screen broke into a shifting light-pattern and then cleared.
He failed to foresee the multistage rocket, the vast national effort that the launch would require, the immense technological support system that would be necessary, and, most strikingly, the extraordinary live telecasts of the moon mission itself.
Captain Rufus Munn was in one of the telecasting studios with Bart Underhill.
The monitor carrying the Transglobal telecast was a blizzard of interference.
He produced a card which had UNIVERSAL TELECAST printed in large capitals on one side and a simplified map of Willesden on the other.
It was as Tito had said, a Peking man, Sinanthropus telecasting from the Golden Door Moments of Bliss satellite.
I am writing, the last days of the planet earth, telecasting was done from planes circling the stratosphere.
Hepworth was making his own notes on what the president was wearing, whether his shoes were shined, how firm his handgrip was, and how genuine the easygoing, down-home grin so familiar from hundreds of telecasts was.
Some of the Ba'ath officials shot in Baghdad had made world news telecasts, with the usual warnings about children and the sensitive, who invariably watched anyway.
She saw a sign for Madison Square Garden and vaguely recalled that several years ago she had watched a boxing match on TV that had been telecast from there.
She launched into her spiel about the benefit at the Funhouse, about how Holley could go on early in the following Saturday's performance, that maybe he could do a medley of the music that had propelled him to superstardom in the fifties and early sixties, that perhaps-just maybe--the concert and the telecast could rejuvenate his career.
I missed the telecast, due to factors beyond my control -- which is why I don't know which network sucked up all that gravy, or whether it was Schlitz, Budweiser, Gillette or even King Kong Amyl Nitrites that coughed up $200,000 for every 60 seconds of TV exposure on that grim afternoon.
He told Paula Quinton, of course, and Themistocles M'zangwe, and, by telecast on sealed beam.