Sentence examples for broadcasting a message from inspiring English sources

She seemed to be broadcasting a message of total earthly control.

The Israeli Air Force also briefly took control of Hamas's radio network Sunday, broadcasting a message to Gaza residents.

With NATO leaving in three years, Kerry was broadcasting a message to every Afghan he spoke to: You have to take responsibility for yourself.

Soon all stations were broadcasting a message from a retired lieutenant-general, apparently on behalf of General Sonthi, telling the public that the armed forces were in temporary control but power would be returned "to the people" soon.

In his place was a new military leadership, now in control of the state television channel, an unruly-looking bunch broadcasting a message to citizens: they had put an end to the "incompetent regime" of Toure.

The museum marks a grand turning point in that history, a sacred federal site ceded to Indian management and broadcasting a message of hardy survival, not tribal extinction, to throngs of tourists.

As he spoke, the Congress seemed to perfectly reflect its role as the people's house by broadcasting a schizoid message of both confusion and resolve.

This allows marketers to engage with their customers in a more intimate way, but that's only if they spark a genuine conversation, instead of broadcasting a marketing message.

In the days after the earthquake, a U.S. Air Force cargo plane outfitted with radio transmitters flew over the country, broadcasting a recorded message from Haiti's ambassador in Washington.

The base station initiates the construction of the spanning tree by broadcasting a Hello message as follows: (1).

Next the sink or base station node initiates the topology construction (TC) phase by broadcasting a control message.