Sentence examples for obviously broadcast from inspiring English sources

Communications director Jackie Brock-Doyle said: "We're doing this session by session, talking to the accredited groups - including obviously broadcast media and everybody else - and asking whether we can release, for the different sessions, tickets back into the public pot".

"We're doing this session by session, talking to the accredited groups - including obviously broadcast media and everybody else - and asking whether we can release, for the different sessions, tickets back into the public pot," she said.

The fines levied by APOC against the RGA were for distributing campaign mailers within 30 days of the election, and because television advertisements the RGA produced featuring Palin were obviously broadcast for partisan purposes.

Clearly, all the officials and commentators [in Paris] are using the word 'terrorist', so obviously we do broadcast that".

The images which have been broadcast obviously do not reflect reality.

Obviously, now you can broadcast everything you do straight away, technically, you can start getting feedback straight away and you can get so caught up in what other people think about what you're doing it's quite hard to develop and make mistakes and get on with it.

Obviously, George Steinbrenner's network will never broadcast Jeter's response to Rodriguez's being on the Red Sox.

Moiseenkov also confirmed processing is done locally, on device, although he noted that users obviously still need an Internet connection to broadcast via the Facebook Live platform.

Obviously this is coming from somewhere, and being broadcast by Rush or somebody.

A broadcast-quality TV camera and tripod fetch about $20,000 total, so even though they're bulky and the robberies run the risk of being broadcast to thousands of people there's obviously money to be made fencing this kind of equipment.

On the other hand, Toddlers & Tiaras and Long Island Medium are broadcast on The Learning Channel, so there's obviously no correlation between a television network's name and the content it airs.