Sentence examples for endless broadcasts of from inspiring English sources
Periscope (Free) Twitter's new live-streaming video app has a ton of hype, and it's tempting to write it off as a novelty when you see endless broadcasts of cats, kids and parties you're not invited to.
State television broadcasts endless footage of him in the earthquake zone, wearing trainers, ordering troops through a megaphone and comforting victims.
In the days that followed, the pro-army media broadcast endless hours of patriotic messages and vilification of Morsi and the Brotherhood.
But his explanation has failed to convince the Japanese: TV news shows broadcast endless repeats of the goal celebration and feelings were running high online.
Endless news broadcasts by Iran's state television offer an ideological narrative in which Saudi Arabia and Qatar are doing the bidding of the United States and Israel, helping to arm foreign "terrorists" and sending them into Syria to punish it for having opposed Israel.
IMAGINE an election in which the incumbent routinely commandeers the nation's airwaves for endless campaign broadcasts while his opponent gets just three minutes a day.
Government television broadcast the endless passage of mourners.
If you're into marathon live TV events, Sunday night's endless Oscars broadcast may have proven a lovely segue into Monday morning/afternoon's National Hockey League trade deadline coverage – for those of us in Canada, anyway.
What shouldn't happen, however, is the sudden appearance of a young Tory group on social media, immediately followed by a tasteless scandal and endless infighting broadcast publicly for all to see.
Does everyone else die in the first 10 minutes, leaving the show to broadcast nothing but endless scenes of vultures slowly picking their bones clean under the barren sun of the New Mexico desert?
Oscar cynicism has become its own special form of Oscar hype, and I wonder sometimes if the whole thing — the nominating process, the heavily publicized tweaks in the rules, the dreary broadcast and the endless drudgery of the "season" — is exasperating on purpose.
