Sentence examples for broadcast everywhere from inspiring English sources

The trial may take years, Silber says, but "it will be broadcast everywhere, in Serbia, and in Bosnia, and witnesses will be called forth to testify.

This is, of course, a testament to the power of television – the Marple and Poirot series are broadcast everywhere, from Sweden to South Korea – rather than the books themselves.

The Hunger Games are an annual reality TV show broadcast everywhere to show the power the Capitol has over the Districts and to remind them of the Dark Days.

While the attention of the world was riveted on the already damaged north tower of the World Trade Center, it was United's Flight 175 that plowed into the south tower with a homicidal theatricality its planners must have known would be broadcast everywhere.

But there was another song on the summer breeze in 1981, broadcast everywhere too, including out of my own bedroom windows in Catharine Street at the edge of the riot zone, in the so-called "Piggeries" flats in Everton and even off leafy Lark Lane, behind Sefton Park.

The dramatic televised footage was broadcast everywhere from CNN Headline News, Good Morning America, NBC News and even The Weather Channel.

To the joy of serious broadcast journalists everywhere, there is not the faintest whiff of the tabloid about it.

Second, follow the advice of broadcast editors everywhere: "Tell them what you're going to say, say it and then tell them what you've just said".

He said Jacobs had "broadcast it everywhere that he was going to try and do a copper," and that the Park Lane Crew had stored weapons and petrol bombs in preparation for such an attack.

We are surrounded by mistrust in our institutions, perhaps even the world, as the daily news broadcasts war everywhere.

Annalee herself was a true neighborhood personality; not the sort broadcast indiscriminately and everywhere, but one who is well known to you if you happened to have been there.