Sentence examples for broadcasting footage from inspiring English sources

8.40am: State TV is broadcasting footage of Quds day rallies from previous years to hide the protests, according to blogger homylafayette.

A few hours later, Berman learned that television networks were broadcasting footage of the car Helvenston had ridden in, a Mitsubishi Pajero, riddled with bullets and engulfed in flames.

The house is on a private street some distance from public roads, so hard to find that when TV stations decided to track him down and helicopters started broadcasting footage, they were actually showing a neighbour's roof.

Meanwhile the NBA and NFL have policies that restrict both reporters and fans live broadcasting footage of the game, the players or backstage action stamped on the back of press passes and tickets.

If my television received a live feed from a CCTV camera in an empty garage, if Channel 5 were broadcasting footage of my parents' most enthusiastic sexual encounters, I would be happier and more comfortable watching either of those things than the arrival on British TV of Elementary's "Doctor Joan Watson".

But while all of these services are great for bloggers remotely broadcasting footage,or streaming live events, but they come with a few problems: video content isn't optimized for search engines, and unlike TV, there's no closed captioning.

During the convention, he said, he and others would be broadcasting their footage on the Mobile Broadcast Web site.

Foreign satellite channels, he claimed, were broadcasting old footage and scenes filmed on Hollywood sets.

Officers seized Mckesson while he was peacefully broadcasting live footage of the demonstration from his cellphone.

It was broadcasting live footage of a shoot-out between criminals and policemen in São Paulo.

"Not like this — this is different," said Salah Negm, a chief news director at Al Jazeera and among the ultimate arbiters for the news operation on broadcasting such footage.