Sentence examples for broadcast a piece from inspiring English sources

My patience snapped in August when Woman's Hour, the much-loved Radio 4 programme, broadcast a piece that seemed to blame the lack of women in ICT on women.

After "60 Minutes" broadcast a piece about him in 1998 that included a videotaped segment in which Dr. Kevorkian himself administered a lethal injection to Thomas Youk — normally his patients made that last, fatal move — he was charged with first-degree homicide and delivery of a controlled substance.

The TV station buckled, fired the reporter who had produced the program and broadcast a positive piece on Falun Gong.

To broadcast a hatchet piece on a widely admired, 92-year-old former president with Alzheimer's disease is just about as low as one can go.

Glass immediately hired him to read on the radio and suggested that he broadcast a longer piece about his life: Sedaris wrote about his time as an elf (published as SantaLand Diaries).

In a remarkable example of the lengths Uber is willing to go in order to crush its political opponents – however small – the company redesigned its app to broadcast a stinging piece of political sloganeering against the councilwoman.

That afternoon Mahoney convinced Jesica's mother that speaking openly would help find new organs, and ABC News Radio ran the full story; WRAL broadcast a mismatch piece the next night.

Soon after, Baidu signed a multimillion-dollar sponsorship deal with China Central Television, which had broadcast an investigative piece on Baidu.

Last night Channel 4 News broadcast a relatively long piece on Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela.

Since you've got to get dressed anyway, why not take the opportunity to broadcast a few key pieces of information about yourself to the observing world?

The earliest pieces broadcast a gift for drawing and caricature; a fierce, inborn focus on women; and a precocious interest in the physical side of life and art.