station break

The men from the Station broke cover and came running.

A station break then; when we came back the Governor was laughing.

In the other room, the radio station broke for a news broadcast.

The station break between the two shows is gone.

Between 1984 and 1985 the station broke its own output records.

Two stations broke their 24-hour rainfall records set in 1899.

When the station break came, the camera lingered on the two men for just an instant.

"We should have been notified immediately of the pumping station break," she said.

It is one of the few times throughout the year that station breaks away from their all news radio format.

In 1960, the station broke away from the simulcast and went to playing classical music.

At eighteen minutes past the hour, a two-minute station break starts.

At that moment the buzzer sounded and the television station broke to a commercial.

During the next station break, a Clinton campaign commercial is sandwiched in between a few more advertisements for judges.

The reason for that is in case any station breaks a story that we want to follow up on.

By the time the news anchor cut to the station break, I was ready to cut my own throat.

Viewers were often treated to distortion just before station breaks in any film that had been around a while.

Ads, even station breaks, ought to be more responsible.

He spliced 35 mm film to add commercials and station breaks.

On March 22, 2011, the station broke away from the simulcast on 96.5.

Typically this would be each 15 or 30 minutes to play station breaks," Schafer said.

We'll be right back after this station break."

Segment A closed at nineteen minutes past the hour and leads into a two-minute station break.

Without looking up she said, "Station break coming up.

The end of the station break would not mean fewer commercials, of course, just relocated ones.

On "The People's Court," a decision must be handed down before the next station break.