Sentence examples for broadcasting a range from inspiring English sources

Upon arrival, they set up the station in a secret location and began broadcasting a range of history ("what really happened"), news, public service information ("where to get bread and gas"), and humor shows ("making fun of the Muslim Brotherhood").

Upon arrival, they set up the station in a secret location and began broadcasting a range of history ("what really happened"), news, public service information ("where to get bread and gas") and humour shows ("taking the piss out of the Muslim Brotherhood").

The LoJack then starts broadcasting a homing signal.

The HRT is also broadcasting a satellite TV channel.

Inside, CNN is broadcasting an update on the spill.

Until ten years ago the press was dominated by the state broadcasting monopoly and a range of state-owned newspapers, magazines and publishing houses.

"These proposals set out what we believe is required to fulfil a vision of diverse, vibrant and engaging public service broadcasting content across a range of digital media," said Ed Richards, the chief executive of Ofcom.

During more than 40 years in broadcasting, he presented a range of top-rated shows, including Match of the Day and Grandstand, as well as fronting coverage of events such as the Grand National and Sports Personality of the Year, his contribution earning him an OBE in 1992.

Mostly questions like, "Who puked this milk into my ear?" and, "Will I die if the baby never lets me sleep again?" and, "Who knew the BBC World Service was broadcasting such an informative range of programming through the dark hours of lactation?".

In early wireless transmission, the antenna was directly in the power circuit and broadcasting was limited to a range of about 15 kilometres.

This gives rise to an interesting scenario, discussed next, in which the anchors have longer broadcasting ranges than ordinary sensors.