Sentence examples for broadcasting the same from inspiring English sources

Berlusconi, who had made a fortune building suburban housing developments, began buying up local stations and broadcasting the same content on all of them.

The challenges that Mr. Fallows faces in broadcasting the same notion through his own megaphone were evident at the admissions conference in Long Beach.

Every TV channel was broadcasting the same harrowing footage of about 600 people on the roof of an evacuation building, surrounded by fire and flood water.

It made me worry for a second that, were I to continue channel hopping, I'd discover every network was simply broadcasting the same people being rejected at varying stages of life.

Mr. Cialente, for his part, has been busy ushering reporters and television crews in and out of his makeshift office in a former school on the outskirts of the city, broadcasting the same grim message.

As he raises his body upwards on a single hand, does the splits, and wheels round on a series of wooden posts, the flash-mobbers move among us with hand-held radios broadcasting the same music we're hearing, giving everything an eerie, surround-sound quality.

Less than three months after Harry Shearer's long-running radio program "Le Show" was dropped from the airwaves by its longtime Los Angeles area host, KCRW-FM (89.9), the Santa Monica public station's smaller crosstown rival KCSN-FM (88.5) has announced plans to resume broadcasting the show in the same 10 a.m.

So, in the traditional broadcasting scenario, in order to disseminate one packet from source1 all the way up to the end of the area of interest, the packet will be relayed at intermediate nodes; thus, the packet will be broadcasted from source1 and then relayed which make two broadcasting events; the same will happen for a packet to be disseminated by source2.

You're not even broadcasting in the same language to a family sitting on the same sofa.

From this, he reckoned that a transmitter on the ground need not drown out the signal from a satellite that was broadcasting on the same frequency.

New episodes of the Rugrats were shown opposite ITV's What's Up Doc? which began broadcasting at the same time, which ensured viewers would continue to watch.