Sentence examples for globally broadcast from inspiring English sources
FIFA opened an investigation into Maradona's outburst at the globally broadcast news conference after his team beat Uruguay 1-0 in Montevideo on Oct. 14 to secure their place at the 2010 finals in South Africa.
Now suppose that when such states are globally broadcast and are made available to the systems responsible for higher-order thought, a similar process takes place.
On this account, globally broadcast first-order perceptual states acquire at the same time a higher-order seeming dimension though their availability to, and incorporation into, higher-order models of the self and its relation to the perceived environment.
In 1973, Presley was featured in the first globally broadcast concert via satellite, Aloha from Hawaii.
Moreover, in Egypt and through the Arab world, Al Jazeera and other media networks used the Internet much like the '25 Bahman' Facebook group, to globally broadcast information and events as they happened, through live feeds.
The Premier League is broadcast globally by 80 different broadcasters.
In a Premier League match broadcast globally on Sunday, Suárez bit Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic's arm.
The Brit Awards 2014 is the first major awards show of its scale to be broadcast globally by YouTube.
They are shifting the conversation from analogue and local to digital and "glocal" - local conversations broadcast globally via digital media.
According to one commentator at the time, David Fromkin, this effectively turned their attacks into messages, broadcast globally.
The figures do not include international viewers, despite the fact the Oscars have been broadcast globally since 1969 reaching 200 countries at present.
