Sentence examples for broadcasting our from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if we will be broadcasting" our legal argument, Mr. Robertson said.

We have a long history of yelling at our machines — cars that break down, televisions broadcasting our failing teams.

"In this, as in other branches of commerce, the supply creates demand," they added; and that demand, they noted, ends up broadcasting our private matters in public spheres.

I asked him why he was sporting a giant Jacob Zuma T-shirt and he shouted his responses, effectively broadcasting our interview to the entire train.

It's a call to action for journalists not just to use digital and social media platforms as a way of broadcasting our work further than ever, but also to engage with readers over contexts of mutual interest, for mutual benefit.

And even granting the paradox that we made Saddam a bigger and more imminent danger by broadcasting our determination to remove him, by the end we were trapped in the reality that, left alone, he was a menace to us.

"These kids are like little radio stations broadcasting to our target audience," says Michael Nash, a vice president with Warner Music Group.

"Public broadcasting makes our nation smarter, stronger and, yes, safer". We need to ask hard, clear questions of legislators, regulators and ourselves.

We believe we have selected the most appealing quarter-final fixtures for our audiences, bearing in mind we share the order of picks with our broadcasting partners BT Sport.

On one occasion, Mr. Gbagbo's thugs stormed the Reuters office during street clashes and were broadcasting threats against our correspondent on state television.

But that essential behavior — broadcasting bits of our thinkings and doings to other people who are interested to know them — will continue, in whatever form.