0 a pause in a television or radio broadcast for the broadcasting station to give its name
Another two-minute station break, following the same music bed/headlines format as the first, ensues.
It was the first time the station broke format during workday afternoon drivetime.
Diesendorf goes on to say that every conventional power station breaks down unexpectedly from time to time, causing an immediate loss of all its power.
For most programs, there is no network feed "per se", and in effect every commercial break is a station break.
At eighteen minutes past the hour, a two-minute station break starts.
At forty-nine past the hour the segment ends, and another two-minute station break begins.
A station break ensued, followed by a 20-minute sketch based on a new movie and featuring several of the movie's stars.
It seems to be the funniest thing in the world if a power station breaks down.
