Sentence examples for broadcasting towards from inspiring English sources
"We've cycled away from blogging and broadcasting, towards anonymous sharing and small group messaging".
Like its cousins radar and sonar, lidar, works by broadcasting electromagnetic waves towards a target and then building up a picture from the reflection.
"There's a big difference between saving for yourself and saving with an eye towards broadcasting for the world," said Mr. Flake.
This new approach uses a technique called lidar.In this section The other malaria Now you know Slowing down in old age Lidartector ReprintsLike its cousins radar and sonar, lidar (light detection and ranging), works by broadcasting electromagnetic waves towards a target and then building up a picture from the reflection.
An IRL Twitch streamer was harassed and doxed for days on Facebook, In a high-profile example last year, a woman wrote about a Twitch streamer live broadcasting their sexual harassment towards her.
Anthony Rose, head of the iPlayer online broadcasting project for the BBC, is working towards a social networking player where your friends are going to choose what you watch.
The hundreds of camgirls broadcasting on these sites at any one time work towards goals of token amounts that get them naked and doing various sexual activities.
As a Manchester United fan, she may not welcome the comparison, but Frank has been the broadcasting world's equivalent of Mark Hughes this summer as she has worked frantically towards Monday's channel launch.
Under the government's plans, the Charity Commission will be given more power to "root out charities who misappropriate funds towards extremism and terrorism", and broadcast regulator Ofcom will be able to take action against channels broadcasting extremist content.
The Likud activists were dancing and singing within minutes of the TV stations broadcasting their exit polls quite simply because they can see a relatively simple pathway towards the formation of another right-wing coalition.
Social networks are about broadcasting.
