Sentence examples for managing to broadcast from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Rico Hizon, in Tacloban, explains how the BBC is managing to broadcast from one of the areas worst affected by the disaster.

Mr Izetbegovic managed to broadcast a live interview from captivity.

But a few independent radio stations, such as Radio Erena, do manage to broadcast from abroad.

A small group of radio and television stations managed to broadcast anyway.

The bloggers have managed to broadcast news even though the junta blocks almost every website that carries information about the country.

Well apart from Lee Ryan from Blue, who did manage to broadcast his interesting view that nobody should give "a f**k about New York, when elephants are being killed".

Although restrictions on reporting inside Syria remain in place, at least two activists managed to broadcast live video of the raucous demonstration to the Web site Bambuser from their phones.

Yet many Iraqis appeared unimpressed that Mr. Hussein had perhaps managed to broadcast his voice for the first time since he fled after a final appearance, still contested by some experts, at a public square in the Adhamiya neighborhood of Baghdad.

A few local radio stations managed to broadcast, but only those with a wind-up or battery-powered radio could pick up the signal… in short, almost all of the communication services we use every day were lost.

Hence why he managed to broadcast Napalm Death belting three songs' worth of extreme noise terror to an early evening audience who could choose between that and Boyzone chair-farting through TOTP on the other side.

The CIA charged that ABC had created "artificial news" and created its story "out of thin air". The intelligence agency asked the FCC to investigate how ABC managed to broadcast a story with so little apparent basis in fact.