Sentence examples for broadcast some of from inspiring English sources
"We'll be able to publish and broadcast some of them".
Al Jazeera broadcast some of the first tentative celebrations as Gazans poured into the streets.
Stuart Maconie (@StuartMaconie) Don't know where M.I.A gets her info from but we fully intend to broadcast some of her set.
They broadcast some of their shows from Peacock Alley in the Waldorf-Astoria where they interviewed guests as glamorous as they were.
For the first time in its 19-year history, the SummerStage series in Central Park will broadcast some of its concerts on local television.
By 1922, services at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, at Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street; West End Presbyterian Church, at 105th Street and Amsterdam Avenue; and others were broadcast, some of them on WJZ in Newark.
TeamRock Radio has signed an agreement with the BBC to re-broadcast some of Bruce Dickinson's BBC Radio 6 Music shows.
BBC4 and BBC2 often come together for seasons – last year, for example, both screened programmes about poetry – and BBC2 also broadcasts some of Klein's shows.
Though it broadcasts some of Britains most popular shows, including the prime time sob fest Coronation Street, XFactor and Dancing On Ice, it has struggled amidst a fragmenting media landscape with myriad new digital channels to compete against.
No matter which type of sportsball they've been streaming, NextVR has managed to make their live sporting event VR broadcasts some of the most engaging virtual reality experiences available on the Samsung Gear VR platform.
As a result, Erdoğan was finally able to broadcast some kind of message to his supporters – albeit via an unpresidential FaceTime phone call with news channel CNN Türk.
