Sentence examples for broadcast beam from inspiring English sources

As long as the objects within the room remain stationary, the reflected beam remains the same as the broadcast beam.

The Russians have replied with a special broadcast beam ed to China in Mandarin, con taining a vituperative attack on Chairman Mao Tse‐Tung, charging him with personal re sponsibility in the death of his first wife, Yang Kai‐hui, who was shot by the Chinese Na tionalists in 1930, and also, in directly, for the allegedly mys terious death of his eldest son, Mao An‐ying, during the Ko rean war.

That's 24 hours--just 24 hours--in which no person, no media organization, no blogger, no social network, no whoever or whatever can disseminate, transmit, broadcast, beam, convey, Twitter, Email or pass along any new information to anyone else.

I was curious to see the opera in High Definition, the Saturday matinee video broadcast beamed live from the Met to small-town theatres across the country.

Lost's finale, entitled The End, was scheduled to run until 7.30am, but the broadcast – beamed in live from the US as Sky1 simulcast the show's conclusion with US network ABC's west coast transmission – actually ended 15 minutes early.

General Taibov has been fre quently heard on "Free Turk estan" radio broadcasts beamed to Sinkiang from Alama‐Ata by Soviet transmitters broadcast ing in the Uigur language.

U.S. activities such as the invasion of Grenada, investigations concerning the condition of political prisoners in Cuba, and propaganda radio broadcasts beamed toward Cuba since 1985 perpetuated bilateral antagonism.

But Mr. Chapman said the World Service's radio broadcasts, beamed into the region in Arabic since the 1930s, had established the BBC's credibility.

Persian-language broadcasts beamed into Iran, mostly from Los Angeles, worked to swell the protests by urging people to take to the streets.

The U.S. government is also doubling the amount of Burmese-language broadcasts beamed into a country where the authorities have been trying to cut off Internet and other forms of communication with the outside world, an official said.

For all the ink spilled and broadcasts beamed in recent days about abortion, taxes, health care and other controversies, the good citizens of Rumney rarely brought them up in explaining how they were going to vote.