Sentence examples for broadcasting a story from inspiring English sources

O'Brien went to court to try to prevent RTÉ broadcasting a story about the repayment terms of his IBRC loans.

Even as the Mossadegh government was falling, the Moscow radio was broadcasting a story on "the failure of the American adventure in Iran".

Cometti's rock star transport arrangements also featured prominently in his colleague Matthew Richardson's first day in broadcasting, a story that also highlights the fastidiousness of Cometti's preparation.

For a very long time, marketing has largely been an act of broadcasting a message or a story to prospective customers and hoping they remember your product if and when they need you.

Now when you finish broadcasting a Live video on Instagram Stories, you'll have the option to share it to your story for 24 hours before it disappears or discard it immediately.

Seals, who is also known as King, shared his own story of racial discrimination broadcasting a video on Facebook Live in which he claimed that Ferguson police drew guns on him and his younger brother. .

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Ernie Harwell and Paul Carey broadcasting a Tigers game.

The force should have refused to co-operate and explained to a senior BBC News executives why the premature broadcasting of a story, which they claimed the journalist threatened, would have prejudiced the investigation".

The four oversaw the rise of Top Gear from a mainstream car show into a broadcasting success story which pulled in millions of viewers around the world and spawned live shows and international imitations.

This Christmas, a new, six-part adaptation of Neil Gaiman's mythical fantasy about the trickster God Anansi and his unsuspecting son Fat Charlie is coming to Radio 4. We're very happy to be broadcasting this story of love, laughter, music and murder; of old gods and new tricks.