Sentence examples for broadcasting around from inspiring English sources

People still cannot tear themselves away from TV news programmes broadcasting around the clock.

His award-winning TV show 'Grow Your Own Drugs' became the UK's top rated gardening series, broadcasting around the world and translated into 6 languages.

He said the station came into its own in December 2008, broadcasting around the clock when riots broke out in Athens after a policeman killed a 15-year-old boy.

He informed the Presidential staff that if he was blocked from seeing Yeltsin he would drive straight to the Kempinski Hotel, where CNN was broadcasting around the clock from the roof, "and tell the world that Boris Nikolayevich is dead".

For Australian film fans, Tropfest is a summer essential that has long been celebrated with a picnic in Sydney's Domain – or other outdoor venues broadcasting around the country – while keeping a wary eye on summer storm clouds.

Lieutenant Tyler would recall how a friend once told him that a Honolulu radio station normally off the air at night would be broadcasting around the clock if American bombers were flying in from the mainland, enabling them to beam in on the signal.

We've had the preposterous spectacle of some of the most senior figures in broadcasting running around like maiden aunts who've walked in on some teenage party, affecting shock and disbelief at what they've heard.

The feed stopped broadcasting at around 11 00 a.m.

A lot of companies have tried using pink noise (pdf) – a less invasive version of white noise – broadcasting it around the workplace to reduce distractions and boost productivity.

Mr. Jackson moved to New York in 1954, and within a few years he was broadcasting almost around the clock, juggling three shows on three stations, including WABC's live midnight broadcast from the jazz nightclub Birdland.

That was 20 years ago Monday, and if your first thought is, 'Oh, my, how time flies,' consider the alternative likelihood that Johnson has relished every single day since he looked into television cameras broadcasting live around the world and said, "Because of the H.I.V. virus that I have attained, I will have to retire from the Lakers today".