Sentence examples for broadcasting all over from inspiring English sources

The boys did not know that their tube transmitter and very long, very efficient full wavelength antenna were so well crafted that their unlicensed signal was broadcasting all over Sydney and parts of the state of New South Wales 600 km away, at night time.

For ten years the International Children's Day of Broadcasting has celebrated the role of children in shaping the world around them, and shown how young people can take a leading role in radio and television broadcasting all over the globe.

Ustream (iPhone, iPad: Free) This live video streaming service, originally conceived for the web, is a great preview guide for what individuals and organizations are broadcasting from all over the world.

You might be sitting at home and tempted to find an outlet for your frustration, but broadcasting it all over the place will very likely make things worse, not better.

FX begins broadcasting "OVER THERE" this week (Wednesday at 10 p.m ., a scripted grunt's-eye-view of the current Iraq war from the executive producers STEVEN BOCHCO and CHRIS GEROLMO.

Ghonim explains the motive behind Parlio, saying "We were concerned about how today's social media experiences are designed to favor broadcasting over engagement, posts over discussions and shallow comments over deep conversations".

Ever since PBS began broadcasting "Antiques Roadshow" six years ago, people all over the nation have been unearthing stuff, some of which used to be considered junk, for experts to evaluate.

Now a new documentary film, "The Bombing of Guernica: The Mark of Men," has been produced by a peace research center here and is being offered to public and commercial broadcasting stations all over the world.

With transmitters dark, broadcasting resumed over the Internet, and soon stations all over Europe picked up the feeds.

Channel 4 has tripled the hours it devotes to broadcasting comedy over the past three years.

MPEG-4 is designed for "low bandwidth" applications and is common for broadcasting video over the World Wide Web (WWW).