Sentence examples for like broadcast from inspiring English sources

"I guess we're wondering, do they like broadcast?" On the record, they do.

Are they like broadcast companies, free to put forward whatever views they and their users want, but required to make public who pays for advertisements?

Call the competition what you like, broadcast it on whatever channel you wish, divvy the proceeds up by endless negotiation if you must – but whatever the make-up of future cross-border tournaments turns out to be, let the paying punter hope and pray it is replete with good old knockabout Anglo-Welsh rucks such as this.

It's a sign that the network provider is betting on an OTT model as a likely eventual successor for terrestrial content delivery methods like broadcast TV.

Like broadcast television, recorded music is a troubled business.

Like broadcast stations, they are paid to air commercials.

Since 2009 and the advent of the European AVMS (Audio Visual Media Services) directive, the UK has had an obligation to regulate all "TV-like" broadcasts, including on-demand content on the internet and video on newspaper websites.

- Set up Radio Free Europe-like broadcasts.

DIMINISHING SADDAM Two steps that the U.S. should take to isolate and undermine Sad-dam Hussein are to declare all of Iraq a no-fly zone and to engage in Radio Free Europe-like broadcasts to Iraq.

The instructor should also click the box indicating that they would like to broadcast the game.

The system is fairly easy to use – just check off the teams you'd like to broadcast about.