Sentence examples for broadcasts back from inspiring English sources

Jim Dees, the show's host, said the sight of the couple, who attend every one of his broadcasts back in Oxford, was a "a sweet feng shui".

The computer then broadcasts back the data that are stored in it.The idea, therefore, is similar to that of the radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags that are coming into use by retailers, to identify their stock, and mass-transit systems, to charge their passengers.

We finally landed on helping create high quality broadcasts back on social media, but we still haven't realized the full vision yet.

The radio broadcasts back-to-back programmes on how to avoid Ebola.

The tone is different from what Tim Hortons tends to broadcast back home.

(For the first three weeks, two shows will be broadcast back to back).

An introductory episode announcing this year's line-up was broadcast back on 7 September but on Friday the judges and viewers finally saw each pair in action.

Zack Wheeler had thrown two scoreless innings in the Mets' spring opener, and this would be his second appearance, with the game to be broadcast back to New York.

Managerial privacy dwindles: "I have to assume that every bit of information about me is broadcast back to our employees and customers.

This arrangement means that videos have often been broadcast back in to the country of origin – when Al Jazeera has managed to avoid having its signal blocked.

The signals from your phone are then broadcast back outside via the repeater, ensuring that both sides of the conversation are clear.