Sentence examples for broadcasts around from inspiring English sources

Frank Conrad, an early pioneer of medium wave broadcasting with KDKA in Pittsburgh, instituted some of the first shortwave broadcasts around 1921.

He has a staff of 400 and puts on broadcasts around the clock.

This will be streamed in live cinema broadcasts around the world, opening it up beyond the front row.

Information on broadcasts around the United States and in more than 30 other countries is available at www.texaco.com.

The BBC says it broadcasts around 1,000 hours of women's sport each year and almost 20% of its coverage is dedicated to women's sport.

Some in Pakistan expressed delight at the findings, saying the exposure would force an uncomfortable conversation in Pakistan, where a rambunctious, young media broadcasts around the clock.

Her first-ever Italian concert in Turin, was presented by the Italian state broadcaster RaiUno and broadcast around the world.

The video will be made available for broadcast around the world on the next annual International Children's Day of Broadcasting (9 December 2007).

One little boy's grief was broadcast around the globe.

News of the proposal was broadcast around the world last week.

Images of that filmed statement were broadcast around the world.