Sentence examples for in addition to broadcasting from inspiring English sources

In addition to broadcasting the latest hits from the capital (and Elvis Presley's "Jailhouse Rock"), he invites the villagers to broadcast messages and announcements for a small fee.

In addition to broadcasting the region's most popular program, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" MBC has five news broadcasts of its own.

In addition to broadcasting Colonel Qaddafi's messages, Libyan state television has also featured equally defiant statements from a government spokesman and a news anchor for the channel.

In addition to broadcasting all 27 Friday matches plus finals, SBSTwo will also screen a weekly highlights program and premiere Thursday FC, the first panel program devoted to the A-League.

In addition to broadcasting a phone's location, many antitheft apps allow you to remotely lock your phone, wipe it clean of sensitive information and even remotely set off a screaming phone alarm.

In addition to broadcasting Senators games for 14 years, Mr. Wolff did play-by-play for the Washington Redskins and the University of Maryland, national baseball and football broadcasts for the old Mutual radio network, and even several inaugural parades in Washington.

The two largest IPTV and cable TV providers offer 31 channels produced in Croatia (or specifically for Croatia), in addition to those broadcasting in DVB-T.

In addition to her broadcasting career, which also included a household-advice program, "Making Things Work," in the early 70's, Ms. Cruso wrote a gardening column for The Boston Globe for 22 years.

In addition to its broadcasting activities, RKO General was also the holding company for many of General Tire's (and, after its parent company's reorganization, GenCorp's) other noncore businesses, including soft-drink bottling, Musac (dept.

These include the ability to broadcast faster without lags, browser-based broadcasting in addition to mobile, support for "multi-broadcasting" (where groups of broadcasts are published together based on their hashtags), support for broadcasting to multiple social networks, and more.

In addition to having a successful broadcasting career, Miss Falkenburg was long active in raising money for the Republican Party and helped her husband when he worked to persuade Dwight D. Eisenhower to run for the presidency in 1952.