Sentence examples for broadcast a call from inspiring English sources

They would also have balconies — decorative rather than functional, because under German law, a muezzin cannot broadcast a call to prayer from them.

On one occasion it broadcast a call to arms against Israel by Hezbollah, which was not the plan when the channel was launched across the Middle East in 2004 after the Iraq invasion.

On 14 May 1940, the day after the incoming Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, had told the Commons that he had "nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat", the War Secretary, Anthony Eden, broadcast a call for recruits to join the new Local Defence Volunteers LDVV).

State television broadcast a call for soldiers to seek "martyrdom" in service to the fatherland.

In Atmeh, when the facility ran out of blood, a nearby mosque broadcast a call for donors, and locals lined up outside.

The Doctor broadcasts a call for all drivers to escape through the ceiling and gives Martha directions to come find him.

In a particularly fine touch, the main Russian television channel broadcast a "phone call" from Putin, ostensibly on his cell phone in the middle of a pristine birch grove, to President Dmitry Medvedev, back in his ornate Kremlin office.

Italy also broadcast a loud call for help from the EU to deal with the waves of unwelcome immigrants that have hit its shores -- 17,000 in the first eight and a half months of this year.

Each of the speakers broadcast a different call.

On the eve of his arrival, the Corporation broadcast a programme called Trials of a Pope, hardly a paean of praise.

Latin is also heard on Radio Bremen, a German station, which has broadcast a programme called "Nuntii Latini Septimanales" ("Weekly Latin News") since 2001.