Sentence examples for point broadcasting from inspiring English sources
Recent worker campaigns, including OUR Walmart and Fight for 15, have invoked this responsibility as a talking point, broadcasting sympathetic tales of full-time McDonald's workers subsisting on charitable donations and food stamps.
The box for D-Link's USB Wireless Kit shows its "access point" broadcasting the Internet from a cable modem to several computersa stunt unlikely to work without extra hardware.
He gets the occasional prank call, and once, a cashier at Blockbuster made a point of broadcasting his name.
Since there's little point in broadcasting to empty sofas, Channel 4 rightly chose an innovative format to gain an audience.
The point of broadcasting a real murder trial – besides the understandable prurience that leads to queues outside the public gallery on such occasions – is presumably to stand as some kind of corrective to the fictional versions we usually get.
Given that most offices purchase something like this at some point for broadcasting at meetings or meetups it makes sense to get something that works well for a gigging musician.
Replace channel# with the channel number the access point is broadcasting on (e.g. 6).
Also note the Channel that the access point is broadcasting on.
As historian and broadcaster Dr Bettany Hughes points out, "broadcasting and academia are not necessarily comfortable bedfellows – in academia you'll have maybe 15,000 words to make one point, whereas in a one hour-long programme you might get 4,000 words to put across a huge sweep of history.
It doesn't matter if people are pointing and broadcasting the set on the web for people to mock without pity.
In the first week of April, French game maker Ubisoft boasted about all its recently acquired "points" by broadcasting a revised revenue forecast of $1.4 billion for its current fiscal year, which will end April 24.
