Sentence examples for broadcasting action from inspiring English sources

These desks face a two-story wall of bigger screens broadcasting action from tracks all over North America.

Media channels broadcasting action from Grand Slam events already augment their coverage of matches with innumerable statistics and graphs plotting ball placement and speed, whilst commentators from screen and print media have been known to pass comment on what a player is wearing.

This year he got a baptism of fire, as the cliché goes, by appearing on the Vu-Graph in front of more than 2,000 spectators both at the auditorium and on Bridge Base Online, which is broadcasting the action live.

Banned by the IBA, which led to ITV screens going blank for an hour when it should have been broadcasting World in Action, Fitzwalter described it as an "outrageous piece of censorship" which was eventually overturned by Forman.

For a start, there will be three cameras broadcasting all the action from the main stage.

That fateful night comes after nearly eight months of interplanetary travel, and thankfully for New York-based space nuts, the sizable Toshiba Vision screens perched above Times Square will be broadcasting all the action as it happens.

The Daily Show got in on the action early, broadcasting a Facebook Live mock debate with two candles in lieu of the candidates, stationed behind podiums in a zen garden.

The Gujarat government blocked cable news channels from broadcasting the expose, an action which was criticised by the Editors Guild of India.

Like Abaaoud, Abu Guitone delighted in broadcasting his most grisly actions.

Under the government's plans, the Charity Commission will be given more power to "root out charities who misappropriate funds towards extremism and terrorism", and broadcast regulator Ofcom will be able to take action against channels broadcasting extremist content.

The Times's political unit is back in action in Tampa, Fla., broadcasting live with the latest from the convention hall.