Sentence examples for gives broadcast from inspiring English sources

Rachel gives broadcast news credibility by refusing to make it about her.

Twitter gives broadcast-type communication power to ordinary citizens and if a broadcasting network such as the BBC can be held responsible for what it transmits, surely Twitterers should be too?

By 1948 he was giving broadcast talks for the BBC.

The Moscow State Radio Symphony's biography says it was founded in 1978 to give broadcast performances.

There were a number of flaws in these designs the broadcast-production split, for instance, gave broadcast plenty of suppliers but production only one customer but they have at least changed the BBC's culture.

Hosts on both MSNBC and Fox News have become political actors in recent years, giving broadcast time to favored candidates and in some cases allowing those candidates to make fund-raising pitches.

Correction: August 3, 2004, Tuesday An article on Friday about Republican attacks on John F. Kerry, led by Rudolph W. Giuliani in Boston during the Democratic National Convention, referred incorrectly to Mr. Giuliani's trip to attend a rally and give broadcast interviews.

An article on Friday about Republican attacks on John F. Kerry, led by Rudolph W. Giuliani in Boston during the Democratic National Convention, referred incorrectly to Mr. Giuliani's trip to attend a rally and give broadcast interviews.

Normal users were not given broadcast access.

If nothing else, the terrorist attacks may give broadcast networks the chance to win back some of their market share.

By chance he was in Koidu when I visited and although he said he never gave broadcast interviews, I managed to persuade him to say a few words.