Sentence examples for going to broadcast from inspiring English sources

Since it turned out that the German channel Sat 1 was going to broadcast the Chelsea-Liverpool game, the Israeli broadcasting authorities were in a major quandary.

Is he going to broadcast a meeting with Theresa May, the Home Secretary, live on Periscope?

I don't think users are going to broadcast so much as want video on demand.

3.12pm GMT BBC Parliament is going to broadcast two special tribute programmes about Tony Benn tonight.

It was a declaration from Mr. Muldoon as well, an announcement that he wasn't going to broadcast the old mix.

That last RT: BBC religious show Songs of Praise is going to broadcast from the Calais migrants' camp.

London is where he goes to broadcast but even a one-night stopover in the city is faced with dread.

The campaign reports show that of the $111,757 the Morrison re-election committee spent during the five-week reporting period, $67,446 went to broadcast advertisements.

Users first go to broadcast Live, select the Lip Sync Live option, select a song, mouth the words while adding filters and effects during the stream, and then can permanently share the resulting video.

The terms of the auction are cleverly designed so that the bulk of the proceeds will go to broadcast licensees.

And the fact of the matter is, when I worked at the LA Times for 29 years, they could run a pretty good paper based on advertising, 'cause the advertisers had no choice; if they maybe they could go to broadcast, but print was a pretty good way of displaying your car ads and everything else.