Sentence examples for broadcasting light from inspiring English sources

As soon as his lunch was ready, he ate hungrily but without paying attention to what he was eating, listening to the radio, which was now broadcasting light music punctuated by endless advertisements.

While most of West's work, including the similarly-named Our Colour Perception, involves broadcasting light to manipulate a space, Our Colour Reflection lets the sunlight do the work.

The claims come days after the motoring show's producer apologised for broadcasting a "light-hearted" joke by Clarkson that sparked a complaint of racism.

The show's producer had to step in and apologise after broadcasting a "light-hearted" remark by Jeremy Clarkson that led to the complaint of racism.

"NBC has been broadcasting the lighting of the Christmas tree as a live special for 16 years, and the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree has been New York City's best known Christmas landmark for 81 years with no help from Bill O'Reilly".

Ensuring HDR is maintained along the entire imaging pipeline from capture to display allows the full range of captured scene data to be used in a number of applications, including security, broadcasting in difficult lighting conditions, etc.

If that mandate amounts to an unconstitutional delegation, experts in administrative law have warned, then so do the broad marching orders Congress has given to agencies like the Federal Communications Commission, which is charged with regulating broadcasting in light of "public interest, convenience and necessity".

The head of the board that represents Fox-affiliated stations said Tuesday that it backed Mr. Carey, and suggested that the stations could start broadcasting two flavors, a light version over the airwaves that would be without hit sports and entertainment programming, and a fuller version for subscribers to cable and satellite providers that pay the necessary fees.

Clerics have also accused Geo of broadcasting blasphemous material in a light entertainment show – a move that potentially put the group's journalists at risk from violent retaliation.

C-SPAN is broadcasting live and the klieg lights are blinding.

One technical glitch, for example, had him broadcasting in the dark and lighting a candle to mock the blackout.