Sentence examples for broadcast questions from inspiring English sources

The old style of trading is still visible on the corporate bond desks, where orders are yelled across the room and voices constantly come crackling through the "hoots," a system that allows traders to broadcast questions to everyone on the floor.

Local, Local, Local: We're curious to see how hyperlocal guides and services like LocalMind, which lets users broadcast questions to the public, as well as Caterina Fake's latest venture, Pinwheel, which lets people leave tips and notes for one another in the real world, play out during South by Southwest.

The site also allows users to broadcast questions to FriendFeed and Facebook, treating responses from friends as another Scout on the main Yotify page.

As a free product, it provides all the producer tools necessary to invite multiple speakers into a broadcast, take questions and invite audience members to participate, and archive those conversations to be viewed later.

"The easiest way to do it is to get your book and really focus on whatever your question is," Brown told me via Facebook video chat, instructing me to close my eyes and broadcast my question to "God, higher spirit, source, self it doesn't really matter".

Two years ago, these expressions would have been broadcast without question.

I disapprove of his action in allowing the broadcast in question".

And he alone sees political capital in boasting that Click and Clack of public radio's "Car Talk" once broadcast a question about his old Suburban.

Since the system is more intended for file transfer than for broadcast, this question is not a critical issue: the beginning of the file remains the same and the frame length can be transmitted through the metadata of the file header.

Nobody assailing Mr. Jordan -- in a flood of letters to The Times and in opinion columns and broadcasts -- questioned the danger.

The suit claims that the broadcasts in question wrongly floated the idea that the boy deliberately brought a "hoax bomb" to school as a PR stunt, when in reality he simply tried to build an alarm clock to impress a teacher.