Sentence examples for openly broadcast from inspiring English sources

Goodall My feeling is that sites like Facebook and Twitter have done a lot to allow schools to openly broadcast the great things they are doing, but at a fairly generic level (nothing too tailored to any given parent or student).

For the better part of this decade, King has openly broadcast his racist and xenophobic views without consequence from the Republican leaders.

This is because, once produced, pheromones are an openly broadcasted information system.

Another important trade-off for the host arises from the fact that pheromones produced to communicate male attractiveness are openly broadcasted, liable to be used by both the intended female audience and unintended prey or predator species.

"When they came to arrest him, nobody was beaten, and the press could broadcast openly," she said.

Until the broadcast, an openly gay person had never anchored the nightly news on network TV.

Howard Cosell advanced the genre in the '50s by openly chastising coaches during broadcasts.

On Thursday, three Mornin' show anchors on WDBJ7, the station where the victims worked, grieved openly in the first such broadcast since their colleagues were murdered.

Though Rather didn't have a moment on Sept. 11 comparable to Cronkite's welling up during the Kennedy assassination, he found an updated way to do so some days later, when he cried openly not on his own broadcast but on David Letterman's, a venue befitting a cultural era when a late-night comic is as significant a standard-bearer for a network brand, if not more so, than the evening-news anchor.

Though the leagues are openly threatening to back away from broadcast, it seems they have a nine-year agreement in the works that stretches through the 2022 season, including ABC, Fox, and CBS.

His "Special Comment" segments toward the end of his broadcast allow him to openly lambast his opponents.