Sentence examples for enough to broadcast from inspiring English sources

The student was afraid enough to broadcast his fear of the winds on Facebook.

My life isn't exciting enough to broadcast where I am and what I do".

The government's confidence in the mission was strong enough to broadcast the 13-minute space walk live on television.

LECTURE halls can seat only so many students, but it's easy enough to broadcast lectures online to tens of thousands.

It was not enough to broadcast the game with the technical skill usually devoted to a major league game.

News photographers clustered around her as she smiled broadly enough to broadcast a single gold tooth amid her pearly whites.

ESPN owns enough networks to broadcast the entire tournament.

Despite the infusion of cash, Mr. McCain will still struggle to raise enough money to broadcast advertisements in the large media-market states, like New York and California.

Nick Baldick, Mr. Edwards's campaign manager, said the campaign did not yet have enough money to broadcast commercials in the expensive New York City and Los Angeles media markets, but he added that despite such hurdles, "we are gaining ground in every state".

A 10-minute Newsnight film looking into allegations of child sex abuse by Sir Jimmy Savile was dropped by the programme's editor last December, even though journalists conducting the investigation had interviewed 10 alleged victims and witnesses and believed they had enough information to broadcast the story.

That wasn't even enough time to broadcast a session of bingo.