Sentence examples for broadcast to some from inspiring English sources

Evans is set to be paid £2m by the Rupert Murdoch-owned Virgin radio to broadcast to some 413,000 listeners a week.

There were even signs that the company's output in general might be becoming more substantial: in 2000 a grainy, extremely unexpected Ardent documentary on sex and the disabled called Forbidden Pleasures was broadcast to some acclaim on Channel 4. But the company continued to make a loss, as it had done all along.

It was not enough to prevent her from losing the right to broadcast to some of those cities, however.

Carey was supposed to record the performance on Tuesday night, but she allegedly had to take a call from her divorce attorney (according to TMZ), so instead she opened NBC's hour-long broadcast to some less-than-favorable results.

Some users' purchases on e-commerce sites, for example, were broadcast to their friends, in some cases spoiling gift plans.

Together the four services will broadcast to a population of some 9.5 million adults.

Impromptu political statements by Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Richard Gere and the winner of a controversial documentary at Monday's Academy Award broadcast led to some grumbling Tuesday from the show's organizers.

"That control has developed over time from a handful of broadcast networks, to some cable channels, to a ton of cable channels and video on demand, to TV Everywhere, to streaming services, to the wild world of web video," Rogers tells Beet.TV in this video interview.

Twitter also has been working to bring live broadcasts to Twitter for some time.

C.B.S. broadcasts to 200 local stations to some 19 million viewers; N.B.C., to 209 stations to some 18 million viewers; &A.B.C., to 191 stations to some 14 million.

Consider a single source that wants to broadcast some data to receivers, denoted by for.