Sentence examples similar to broadcast a declaration from inspiring English sources
Each of the speakers broadcast a different call.
Since the beginning of the year, Edward I. Koch, former mayor of New York City, has signed off most of his weekly radio broadcasts with a declaration of war loosely inspired by Julius Caesar: "Omni Gaul delenda est!" ("All Gaul must be destroyed!") Mr. Koch says he doesn't mean the phrase literally, of course.
WBZ (AM) broadcasts a news radio format.
declaration-specifier---a declaration specifier; not evaluated.
The ORT report cautioned that the press conference might be part of a disinformation campaign, but not until it had first broadcast the effusive declarations of support for Mr. Yavlinsky.
In the coup's wake, state television has periodically broadcast declarations from coup leaders condemning looting.
The desk head should then decide whether a declaration should appear in any relevant article or broadcast, referring the matter to the managing editor's office as appropriate.
It was a declaration from Mr. Muldoon as well, an announcement that he wasn't going to broadcast the old mix.
This is quite a declaration.
