Sentence examples for broadcasting to us from inspiring English sources

His portrayal of Adrian Cronauer, an irreverent DJ broadcasting to US forces during the Vietnam conflict, earned him his first Oscar nomination for best actor.

She returned to the UK just as the communications bill proposed opening up British broadcasting to US media moguls.

But no, they don't let us know who you're broadcasting to.

External broadcasting (i.e., broadcasting to areas outside national boundaries) is separately financed.

What are you broadcasting to the world?

RS: Well, you were broadcasting to Iraq, though.

Initially, the master sends all sequences by broadcasting to all slaves.

"The ownership rules that govern broadcasting come to us from the 'I Love Lucy' era, and the realities of today's communications market simply cry out for a dramatic loosing of these rules," said Gordon Smith, head of the National Assn. of Broadcasters.

Sky has been savvy in broadcasting US shows closer to their US broadcast date in an effort to combat piracy – the Lost finale simulcast at 5am being a good example.

All of these factors, along with the broadcasting technology available to us and our highly visible position at channel 8 on the electronic programme guide, enable us to succeed where previous experiments in local broadcasting have faltered.

Whereas we have long considered our television sets to be mere boxes for broadcasting pre determined content to us as passive consumers, we are increasingly taking control of that content.