Sentence examples for people broadcast from inspiring English sources

Hockey's budget speech borrowed these words from Robert Menzies' The Forgotten People broadcast of 1942.

Its founders say it could eventually become a service that lets people broadcast their chats to a larger audience.

Its founders say it could eventually become a service that lets people broadcast their chats to dozens or more.

His theory is that the more people broadcast their situation, the more likely they are fakes.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ridiculed Mr. Obama's new position last week as a "cowboy" policy in a speech before thousands of people, broadcast on Iran's national television.

Radio stations in Freetown, a city of about 1 million people, broadcast the appeal to locate the woman, named as Saudatu Koroma.

On the other end of the spectrum, she has also earned a reputation for reliably conjuring tears from celebrities in her annual, pre-Oscars special, which she wrapped in 2010, and in her "Most Intriguing People" broadcasts. .

Buzzd has also created a rewards program to encourage more people t broadcast their ratings of venues to friends.

Talkshow is a stage for people to broadcast a conversation.

But the people who broadcast are committed to Mr. Chávez.

It's true that sites like YouTube encourage people to broadcast their talents to the world.