Sentence examples for broadcasting a radio from inspiring English sources
In addition to his television commercials, Dr. Dean has also begun broadcasting a radio advertisement across the state.
The Obama campaign announced the president's support for Maryland's law in October as Marylanders for Marriage Equality began broadcasting a radio advertisement featuring Mr. Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage.
Instead, the Republican State Committee began broadcasting a radio advertisement that criticized Mr. McGreevey for proposing tax increases, spending taxpayer money on patronage jobs and overseas junkets and using a state helicopter for personal business.
Under fire from environmental organizations and from his opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio yesterday stopped broadcasting a radio advertisement that criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton for supporting an environmental treaty on global warming.
By last night, Mr. Bush began broadcasting a radio advertisement featuring Geri Barish, a Long Island advocate for breast cancer research, who attacked Mr. McCain for voting against legislation for some breast cancer research financing.
Mr. Spencer appears especially concerned, broadcasting a radio ad on Thursday to ask New York Republicans for money because, he said, national Republicans were too afraid to donate at this point.
Radio Ecclesia stopped broadcasting a weekly radio show on Africa after the government objected last year.
A1 N.R.A. Takes Message to Radio The National Rifle Association plans to begin broadcasting a daily radio talk show to provide news and pro-gun political commentary to 400,000 listeners across the nation.
The techniques of jamming are many and varied, but most of them simply consist of broadcasting a powerful radio signal, modulated with noise, on the precise frequency of the signal being jammed.
Imagine being able to get your iPhone and start broadcasting a local radio station that other people nearby with the same app could pick up, live.
The BBC's Chinese service broadcasts have been regularly jammed since May 1989, at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests, by deliberately broadcasting a strong radio signal on the same frequencies.
