Sentence examples for broadcast over a from inspiring English sources
The recording's final number, "Etouffez la Ventoline" (a title chosen for rhythm rather than meaning) has unintelligible words that might be broadcast over a railroad station loudspeaker.
One by one, neighbors, family members, landlords and employees of Dzurlic's and Beal's squeezed into a small conference room in the Kings County courthouse, facing a single video camera, their statements broadcast over a sometimes fuzzy connection into a courtroom 4,600 miles away.
In an office songs are broadcast over a loud speaker directing the day's activities.
The crowds at those early meetings came in response to messages broadcast over a narrow channel, the Adbusters list.
Thousands of women responded to the call, broadcast over a Catholic radio station, to demonstrate at the market for peace.
A running commentary on the flights and what was happening on the ground was broadcast over a public-address system.
Speaking of The King, for years Elvis gave "What Now My Love" a full-on melodramatic workout in his live act; it was a highlight of his "Aloha from Hawaii" concert, broadcast to over a billion earthlings in 1973.
When Mr. bin Laden criticized the United States in a prerecorded message broadcast over an international Arabic satellite station two weeks ago, Dr. Zawahiri joined in with his own broadside against non-Muslims.
Because the warning, that the American ships would explode, was broadcast over an open maritime radio channel, it could have come from another ship in the area or from somewhere on shore.
For his part Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla, disagreed with lowering the minimum wage in a televised speech – broadcast over an hour late, much to his critics' derision – on Monday evening, about 24 hours after he was quoted in the New York Times as saying that the island's $73bn debt was unpayable.
Speakers playing the same music over and over again would drive the neighbors crazy, so in most cases you will need to broadcast over an FM frequency.
