Sentence examples for city broadcast from inspiring English sources

Mosques in the city broadcast appeals on their loudspeakers blood donations.

Data are from (1) the 1996 Household Survey of the Community Tracking Study, drawn from 24 Metropolitan Statistical Areas; (2) a 1996 multi-city broadcast media marketing database including key social capital indicators; (3) Interstudy; (4) the American Hospital Association; and (5) the American Medical Association.

It's a mix largely absent from commercial broadcasts, and students active in radio say their stations add distinct voices to their cities' broadcast landscape.

Its innovation stems from the system's frequency: while mobile TV systems being implemented in some European cities broadcast over a UHF signal, similar to the bands used by conventional TV, Alcatel proposes to use a higher frequency in the so-called S-band, which most countries (but not the United States) have reserved for satellites.

Even with the support of Gov. George E. Pataki and Senator Charles E. Schumer, however, the plans to build the tower seem to have stalled for many reasons, including concerns about radiation, bird migratory paths, airline flight patterns, electricity and other cities' broadcast needs.

That lets cities broadcast the latest information about incidents and traffic to police and emergency service providers, making sure they're always up to date.

She will perform that role in a live City Ballet broadcast in movie theaters on Tuesday and on the PBS program "Live From Lincoln Center" on Wednesday.

Some 12,000 speakers are mounted on poles throughout the city to broadcast warnings.

An adaptation of Tales of the City was broadcast on public television in 1993 and 1994.

In 1996, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani sold off the city's broadcast facilities.

When the bombing of Baghdad by coalition forces first began, CNN had the only reporters in the city and broadcast the bombing live.