Sentence examples for broadcasting clips from inspiring English sources

Three TV screens were broadcasting clips from Putin's phone-in when this correspondent went to the tower's master control room.

Entire cable and satellite TV channels emerged devoted solely to broadcasting clips of attacks on international or Iraqi government forces.

The channels included Russia 1, Russia 24 and ORT - some of the most popular state-controlled channels - which were broadcasting clips of Putin's TV phone-in.

Mayor Hahn said he was not opposed to news crews filming chases, then broadcasting newsworthy clips.

After the fall of Hosni Mubarak's government, as Salafists sought control by spreading propaganda through traditional media outlets, an Egyptian cardiologist-turned-satirist, Bassem Youssef, began broadcasting YouTube clips to expose their baseless claims.

Broadcasting this clip, or any message that might be similar, we're now told, incites hatred, and so it must be censored.

It is not being broadcast in full until 7pm tonight, but the BBC has already started broadcasting a few clips and you can read some excerpts on the BBC's website.

After broadcasting an audio clip on the "Today" show about George Zimmerman last month that hit the trifecta of being misleading, incendiary and dead-bang wrong, NBC News management took serious action: it fired the producer in charge and issued a statement apologizing for making it appear as if Mr. Zimmerman had made overtly racist statements.

As I was driving back from the checkpoint, the BBC was broadcasting a sound clip from US President Barack Obama.

The leading entertainment and music TV channel M1 supported the initiative by providing special TV presentation of the project and broadcasting the video clip.

The newspapers initially gave the videos front-page coverage, and news channels broadcast extracts of the clips until they were rebuked by the national broadcasting commission.