Sentence examples for could broadcast from inspiring English sources

Today's report said an adversary could broadcast a counterfeit signal that would confuse the receivers.

"When they came to arrest him, nobody was beaten, and the press could broadcast openly," she said.

With cellphones, iPads and video cameras affixed to laptops, Occupy participants showed that almost anyone could broadcast live news online.

Jay spoke as if the microphone he was holding could broadcast his words to Hollywood's A-list.

They could broadcast in Swedish, and advertisers wanting to reach a male audience would beat a path to their door.

She asked why BBC's children's archive content could not be made available free to those who could broadcast it.

Then they could broadcast the results to prospective parents, saying, "We may not be prestigious or as expensive as X, but here students actually learn".

But Ms. Castro remembers hearing that officials at Channel 5 were puzzled as to how they could broadcast a local commercial over and over.

Local FM stations could broadcast their original analog station on HD1, with additional space for differently formatted substations, known as HD2 and HD3.

Outside, near the MGM Grand pool, ESPN had installed two anchor stations so that two of its flagship programs — "Sports-Center" and "First Take" — could broadcast live simultaneously.

They could be broadcast, could be more cable, could be more compelling sports intellectual property".