Sentence examples for I could broadcast from inspiring English sources

Today, new technology is moving so fast that last week I could broadcast live from a canoe in the Congo river basin about elephant poaching while my peers were reporting live from helicopters over the floods in Britain or live behind the barricades of Kiev.

I could broadcast according to my conscience, he assured me.

For the first time that anyone could remember, even the club's in-house TV station was not granted an explanation from a player, which it could broadcast to supporters.

Last fall, the commission was asked by American Crossroads if it could broadcast certain ads, "fully coordinated" with a candidate, who would be consulted about the script and appear in the advertisement.

Alternatively, the id i could be broadcasted in a more complex yet secure manner, such as the primary scrambling code detection in UMTS networks[26].

I told him to use his mobile phone so that we could broadcast live.

Today's report said an adversary could broadcast a counterfeit signal that would confuse the receivers.

"When they came to arrest him, nobody was beaten, and the press could broadcast openly," she said.

With cellphones, iPads and video cameras affixed to laptops, Occupy participants showed that almost anyone could broadcast live news online.

Jay spoke as if the microphone he was holding could broadcast his words to Hollywood's A-list.

Discovering he could broadcast music to his parents' rooms and to nearby apartments, he found an identity: "That is who I am.