Sentence examples for broadcasting an image from inspiring English sources

Inside the pizzeria on 84th Street, the television flickered, broadcasting an image of the exposed skeleton of a broken crane being battered by the wind.

The cover, titled "Moment of Joy," shows Bert and Ernie cuddling in front of an old-fashioned TV set broadcasting an image of the assembled Supreme Court justices.

They were made not with the intention of broadcasting an idealized image of Gowin's love for Edith and his family but, instead, as a part of the unfolding evolution of that love.

Nonconsensual distribution or broadcasting of an image (1) The wrongful distribution or broadcasting of an intimate image is prohibited.

Last week when channels like Sharqiya were showing images of the mayhem in Hawija, the state-run channel Iraqiya was broadcasting a poetry festival in Basra.

Ernie Harwell and Paul Carey broadcasting a Tigers game.

As his magnum opus, he ties the repeater to a red balloon and floats it next to a screen playing movie trailers, broadcasting his image over the streets of New York.

As he walked toward the stage, through the tunnels of the Staples Center, the cameras tracked him, broadcasting his image around the world: proud and energetic, a basically optimistic man who believed that he had delivered, as he put it, "this moment of unprecedented good fortune".

In Poland, an independent news outlet was fined (later rescinded) nearly half a million dollars for broadcasting images of an anti-government protest.

A van broadcasting CCTV images travelled around Birmingham to allow residents to get a look at suspects' faces.

Just hours after the official spoke, CNN reported that Mr. Megrahi was near death at his villa in the capital here, broadcasting images of a frail man lying comatose in an oxygen mask.