Sentence examples for broadcasting himself from inspiring English sources

Lately, Kronberg has been broadcasting himself and his stand-up shows using live video app Periscope.

While Abstract is constantly broadcasting himself on Instagram, the "Boyband" cohort mostly turns a blind eye to the Internet.

One thing is for sure: Mr. Neistat, fluent in broadcasting himself in the digital age, is far from beholden to traditional cable news conventions.

O'Rourke is betting that by broadcasting himself on a live stream while campaigning in places he isn't supposed to show up and saying things he isn't supposed to say, he can encourage new voters to go to the polls, and even win over some Republicans who may not agree with him on all issues.

David Thomson, an RFI radio journalist specialized in Islamic radicalism, wrote on his Twitter page that Abballa had said, while broadcasting himself on Facebook Live,"I don't know yet what I'm going to do with him" with the couple's child behind him.

In the evenings, he's been live-broadcasting himself on Facebook.

After Larry king dismissed Piers Morgan as over-hyped in a radio interview last week, the elder statesman of US broadcasting submitted himself to a grilling by his upstart successor.

So, when Mr. Fass took over the WBAI microphone Thursday night, he found himself broadcasting words about Mr. Davis rather than words from him.

He explained that all of the show's guests -- the young women, the old coots, the gay guys, the New Age counselors -- are really Hendrie himself, broadcasting alone in a booth from Los Angeles.

Let's not forget that we already suffer the effects of the weakness of information collection via conventional means, as was the case in Afghanistan when bin Laden left recordings of himself broadcasting from caves, fooling commanders into assuming him present.

Fields had achieved some notoriety in March after he was shot while broadcasting video of himself live on Facebook.