Sentence examples for broadcasting location from inspiring English sources

According to one report, Israel's domestic intelligence agency Shin Bet and the Israeli army treated the incident as a kidnapping after it was discovered that the teenagers' mobile phones stopped broadcasting location signals on a road between the settlements of Kfar Etzion and Alon Shvut.

Beyond just broadcasting location, its games encourage users to think through challenges that might involve brand names or specific items businesses promote.

Broadcasting location is creepy so we're less likely to share it, and can cause awkward drop-ins where someone tries to come see you when you didn't want them to.

"When the debaters attempted to move to a private broadcasting location, the protesters — many in masks, a common tactic also used by the detestable Ku Klux Klan — pulled fire alarms, surrounded the speakers, and began physically assaulting them," Sessions said.

She broke down in tears and asked: "What have we done to each other?" I was escorted by security, in my own hometown, between broadcasting locations around Syntagma.

While location-based check-in apps like Foursquare are great for broadcasting your location, they don't get inside the places to expose the best things there.

I do not really use Foursquare; I'm not terribly interested in broadcasting my location.

It's a mobile panic-button which calls and texts your pre-set emergency contacts when triggered, as well as broadcasting your location and live video and audio.

Flight 370's black boxes, manufactured by Honeywell, can hold data for two years, but the battery that allows the device to send a "ping" signal broadcasting its location has a life of only thirty days.

Once Central TV News oxygenated the event by broadcasting its location, the crowd was swollen to an estimated 40,000 by an endless stream of locals and weekenders in their BMWs.

It is the world after taxi app Uber made your smartphone broadcasting your location seem normal.