Sentence examples for because I was broadcasting from inspiring English sources
"I couldn't say anything, I couldn't even explain because I was broadcasting to the nation.
Initially I was broadcasting from a station in D.C.
My brother Hakim climbed onto the roof to check, and told me that the highway was empty and that neighborhood strongmen had bombed a mosque because it was broadcasting "God is great" — now a call to arms.
Speaking in an independently made campaign film, Boyle reveals that he had wanted to praise the BBC in his 2012 Olympics opening ceremony, alongside institutions such as the NHS, but the BBC said he couldn't because it was broadcasting it.
Because CBS was broadcasting both the Jets-Buffalo Bills game and the Open men's singles final, the tennis was not scheduled to begin until 4 25 p.m., after the game ended.
Edwards was able to interview Trump Jr. because he was broadcasting his radio show from inside a Trump rally.
Because in doing so, I'll be broadcasting my beliefs to anyone who has a modem.
"Because it's broadcasting we're much more dependent on getting an interview with the author, so some of the pitfalls are avoided.
He felt the same way about the BBC, though his show made less of it than he would have liked: "I couldn't big it up that much because they were broadcasting it".
(Emre says that the office-furniture designer Herman Miller uses a modified version of the MBTI to create chairs and desks for different personalities). In life, it means recognizing that we are naturally more likely to get along with some people than with others, and that when people aren't communicating it can simply be because they are broadcasting on different frequencies.
