Sentence examples for brought live from inspiring English sources

SATELLITES have long brought live broadcasts of the Super Bowl to American troops stationed overseas.

Sir John Drummond plays host to a Stravinsky Evening (Radio 3, 7.15pm), brought live from the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.

The rappers brought live bands — the largest of which, Deltron 3030, included strings, horns and backup singers for bombastic songs imagining a 31st-century dystopia —and shouted and sweated their way through their sets.

The man who brought Live Aid to the world was told that, unless he supported it, the follow-up to the 'greatest show on earth' would go ahead without him.

GZA, a member of the Wu-Tang Clan, revisited his best album, "Liquid Swords," from 1995; he performed its songs, along with Wu-Tang oldies, backed by Grupo Fantasma, which brought live funk and the heft of a horn section to the rhymes.

Not to overdo it — this is the guy who, besides lying to his staff, tried to keep his state from getting stimulus money and brought live and, one imagines, squealing piglets to the floor of the state legislature to make a point about pork (the spending, not eating kind).

More than seven years of sanctions have brought living conditions crashing down.

Similarly, evolution could be seen as the natural process through which God brought living beings into existence and developed them according to his plan.

Oct. 1, we'll be bringing live the new health marketplaces.

Rampersad delineates, in the second half of his book, how little effort Ellison made to follow his own advice to bring living blacks and whites together.

That is the principle behind the fight to bring living wage jobs to the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx.