broadcast an interview

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To transmit an interview for public reception by radio or television.

interviewVERB + INTERVIEW

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broadcast

Examples (10)

  • The news channel will broadcast an interview with the president tonight.
  • They decided to broadcast the interview live to reach a wider audience.
  • The radio station plans to broadcast an interview with the author next week.
  • Many viewers watched as the network broadcast a compelling interview with the scientist.
  • Has the documentary team managed to broadcast the exclusive interview yet?
  • The talk show is scheduled to broadcast an interview featuring the new celebrity.
  • We were asked not to broadcast the interview until after the official announcement.
  • If they broadcast that interview, it could have significant political implications.
  • The journalist hoped to broadcast an interview that would shed light on the issue.
  • Despite technical difficulties, they managed to successfully broadcast the interview.