Sentence examples for broadcasting about from inspiring English sources

Now, a new study suggests they are outnumbered when it comes to writing and broadcasting about films, too.

Radio 5 Live are broadcasting about 10ft away from the Guardian executive suite in the press room (a table).

We'll be broadcasting about 13 hours of TV, starting 22 May; both live coverage and films we've produced in advance.

She continued her battle from the UK, interviewing Iranian leaders by phone and challenging them over the compulsory hijab, writing and broadcasting about women's rights.

So Hall is broadcasting about Bestival, on the Isle of Wight, rather than the Lake of Stars festival, to which we are driving the next day.

You must inform your department head of any significant interest in any shares or securities that you know you or your close family/ associates hold before writing or broadcasting about such shares or securities.

We are announcing anew advertising system, not about broadcasting messages, about getting into the conversations between people.

The mainstream news channels chose to ignore them, broadcasting programmes about gourmet cooking and breast enlargement instead.

Within days it had become a sensation, with numerous news outlets writing or broadcasting stories about her.

At that time there were only a handful of TV stations, broadcasting to about 136,000 grainy black-and-white sets.

Public security officials across the country have been broadcasting warnings about purveyors of apocalyptic doom, some of whom are demanding money in exchange for salvation.