Sentence examples for made broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The way she chose to meet her death made broadcasting history".

This week, though, she made broadcasting history as she did something that few African reporters have ever dared do: ask one their ageing dictators when the hell he is going to quit".

Yet that's not the only bombshell: Hall also announces the sitcom W1A has made Broadcasting House "non-viable" as the BBC's base, and all but local London services will be moving to … Gateshead.

This year, just when you might have expected her to be less audible, Green has made broadcasting history as the first woman to read the classified football results on radio, replacing James Alexander Gordon, who had done the job for 40 years.

People generally love sharing things, and Twitter has made broadcasting updates to anyone who cares to care on what you're doing, wearing, reading, commenting on, eating, using, etc. a breeze; in 140 characters or less, even.

That makes broadcasting a "win-win" proposition.The same is not true for streaming video.

A week after Hull was named City of Culture, neighbouring Grimsby is making broadcasting history by becoming the first of the United Kingdom's new network of local television channels.

In April 1998, when the Good Friday Agreement was announced in Belfast, sealing the peace process in Northern Ireland, its signatories could not have imagined that they were helping to make broadcasting as well as political history.

Robert Seatter, Head of BBC History, says: I know how absolutely fascinated audiences are to see the real objects that make broadcasting happen – whether it's that special microphone or the particular prop from a seminal TV show.I hope this donation will enable more people to connect with the history of the BBC, which of course is all our history.

That app also has been updated with features to make broadcasting better and to notify users when new streams from their favorite producers are actually live.

Another location based service, Plazes, doesn't use GPS, but solves the problem by letting users "bookmark" their location to make broadcasting their movements easier.