Sentence examples for about to broadcast from inspiring English sources

In addition, banks are not about to broadcast how much of a loss they're willing to take in a short sale.

Mr. Lazio, in his speech to supporters here, decried two critical television commercials he said Mrs. Clinton's campaign was about to broadcast.

So perhaps it should be no surprise that Ronnie Biggs has died just as the BBC was about to broadcast their big-budget two-part account of the Great Train Robbery.

"Oh, I empathise with you," he said, to which Pearl replied, "I am talking to a man who is about to broadcast a video of the murder of my husband and I'm about to give birth.

Steven D. Hammel, vice president for news of WJLA-TV, the local ABC affiliate, said that when the police contacted him to request that his station hold back a detail it was about to broadcast, he complied.

The correspondence offers a dramatic progression from Wodehouse's stoical postcards in internment camp, bluntly pencilled in slanted capitals, to his 1941 telegram sent from Berlin to the movie star Maureen O'Sullivan Janee to Weissmuller's Tarzan) and her husband John Farrow, letting them know that he was about to broadcast to America on German radio: "LOVE TO YOU BOTH LISTEN IN TONIGHT".

And the Democratic National Committee spent only about $20,000 to broadcast "Trapped".

Democratic officials estimated that the party would spend about $1.5 million to broadcast the ads on stations in the Philadelphia and New York markets.

In just one example, Fox and Telemundo bid about $1 billion to broadcast the World Cup in the United States in 2018 and 2022.

She is ready to enthuse about plans to broadcast underwater images of a submerged Mycenaean city, to make a landmark series on the classical world, and to reveal the home-decorating secrets of the Victorians.

Gibbons decides the ensuing storm of speculation on Twitter warrants a conversation with Van Klaveren about whether to broadcast as it raised the possibility of "jigsaw identification" of McAlpine.