Sentence examples similar to communicate on something from inspiring English sources

For years, he was the official speaker on TV whenever the Army had something to communicate on.

"I'm sorry to dwell on the tone issue," Woodward [said], "but there is something here where Hillary Clinton suggests that she's almost not comfortable with herself, and, you know, self-acceptance is something that you communicate on television".

First, that angry misogynists only communicate on Twitter (allow me to introduce you to something called Reddit).

Every offhand remark, every reaction shot, every bit of physical business communicated something (usually something funny).

Then Wheeldon, in a plain-frock piece called "Carousel (A Dance)," put on something that actually communicated the romantic psychology of the Rodgers hits.

Or communicate on Skype or Twitter?

NEVER communicate on aviation frequencies.

But it's the first time they've touched on something so basic to Scheetz: her ability to communicate with people and put them at their ease.

If you've based your relationship on curiositiy, when you have to communicate about something difficult, you'll be talking to a person, not an ENTJ.

This is the way they communicate that something is wrong.

It is a way to communicate, to express something.