Sentence examples for become broadcast from inspiring English sources

A sophisticated perpetrator of a man-in-the-middle attack can even instruct your phone to transmit audio and video when your phone is turned off so intimate encounters and sensitive business negotiations essentially become broadcast news.

While other networks are struggling to find audiences for their original programming, Fox scored big this spring with "Empire," which smashed ratings records to become broadcast TV's No. 1 series.

It later became broadcast nation-wide and fronted by Angela Rippon.

Tom Cibrowski, who is already the day-to-day producer of "G.M.A.," will become the broadcast's senior executive producer.

Sam, who wants to attend Northwestern University this fall and eventually become a broadcast journalist, considers his striving to be a gift to his late mother, Joann.

"Email has become a broadcast mechanism where people are not reading much".

It will work with some Blackmagic video input cards and webcam, and let your PC or Mac become a broadcast quality switcher.

More and more, Facebook is trying to become a broadcast channel for media, journalists and celebrities, sort of in the same way that Twitter already primarily is.

Ustream.TV has grown from its original launch to become a broadcast hub for Presidential hopefuls, popular entertainers and musicians, technology industry gurus and business executives.

Snapchat launched as a personal messenger, where people were supposed to "be themselves," and then opened up the potential for it to become a broadcast tool, where people could become "Snapchat stars".

Pro-military propaganda has become ubiquitous, broadcast on television and across billboards showing soldiers holding smiling infants.