Sentence examples for broadcast widely from inspiring English sources

Others are more willing to have good debate moments broadcast widely.

Tuvalu's remarks were broadcast widely, and Bush reluctantly agreed to a watered down version of the treaty.

They also showed that Bin Laden relied on Mr. Rahman to get messages to other Qaeda leaders and to ensure that Bin Laden's recorded communications were broadcast widely.

Speculation that someone in the White House -- perhaps Bruce Lindsey, the Presidential aide and confidant -- helped write the talking points was published and broadcast widely in news accounts.

They will then be able to see, using the service, any friends that are nearby, as well as other people who have checked in at the same location and have agreed to have their location broadcast widely.

A crusading judge who battles with political appointees to expose high-level corruption is a central character in the popular French television thriller Engrenages, which has been broadcast widely in English-speaking countries under the title Spiral.

The station, which broadcasts widely in French and English, has a large audience in Africa.

Without a nod to the future, the N.B.A. would not continue its foray into three-dimensional broadcasts, widely seen as the next big trend in home viewing.

In canvassing for opinions from the academic community, Dr Suzannah Lipscomb, an academic historian who also writes and broadcasts widely, emailed me these thoughts: "There needs to be a spectrum of historical writing - from the deeply academic to the fearlessly popular.

Customers who don't want this personal information broadcasted widely either need to stay offline, become an expert on the ever-changing privacy policies or avoid Facebook, since this monopoly in social media gets to set its own rules until a viable competitor enters the marketplace, and no, I am not betting that MySpace will have a comeback.

What they will broadcast varies widely.