Sentence examples for broadcast up to from inspiring English sources

Samsung itself has a new model available here called the MM-A700 that can stream short clips from CNN and other networks at 15 frames per second over the Sprint PCS network, while Qualcomm plans to launch a service in 2006 that will broadcast up to 15 channels of live programming, along with many more "clip-cast" channels.

The F.R.S. handles two-way radios that broadcast up to two miles; no license is required.

Announced by a unique high-pitched tone, the alerts last ten seconds and broadcast up to ninety characters.

The Indian government also demanded that the film be pulled internationally, but the BBC instead moved the U.K. broadcast up to Wednesday night.

On Thursday, the chip maker plans to demonstrate the use of a magnetic field to broadcast up to 60 watts of power two to three feet.

The media company will broadcast up to 13 hours of live coverage from the show floor from July 19 through July 22, Twitter says.

JetBlue is the first commercial airline to offer DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket, which broadcasts up to 14 games played that day.

Just over 15m Brazilians regularly play volleyball, while the vast cable network SportTV now broadcasts up to three games a week nationwide, spreading volleyball's popularity to the poorer north of the country.

Weather broadcasts up to that time gave every indication that the storm would weaken prior to landfall.

She said she had been listening to radio broadcasts up to six hours a day during her arrest in the hope of understanding the people, and told her supporters she wanted to hear from them.

Exactly when it will be broadcast is up to your local station, but in most markets it will be possible to catch all three episodes over the next week, if not on Sunday.