Sentence examples for broadcasting to you from inspiring English sources

Visits aren't FaceTime-esque chats, because they're one-sided — your friend will be broadcasting to you, but you won't be broadcasting to them (though in future versions you'll be able to chat with them).

We'll update this story when they return to broadcasting to let you know if the post-launch mission was a success as well.

What are you broadcasting to the world?

Is it possible to do anything without the mask slipping, without broadcasting to the world Who You Really Are, to pull back the skin and ribs and show who the very core of you is?

Yes, they let you know who you are broadcasting to.

You could think of it like FaceTime, except you're broadcasting to anyone in the world rather than just to Aunt Millicent in Denver.

"You were broadcasting to patients who were probably sleeping after an operation," she said.

It seems like its greatest innovation was realised early on; when you're broadcasting to the world, everything, no matter how niche, can find an audience, in some cases far bigger than anyone would have expected.

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

If you are broadcasting to employees through an internal network, make sure the network can handle the traffic.

Over the summer both Microsoft and Sony announced that their new videogame consoles, due this month, would include built-in support for streaming on Twitch: Just press a button on your controller and you are broadcasting to the world.