Sentence examples for press broadcast from inspiring English sources

Each spring, after China's parliament ends its annual session, the prime minister dutifully presents himself for two hours of grilling by the press, broadcast live on national television.

"We have no plans to insert money into either of those two institutions," Mr. Paulson said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" broadcast Sunday from Beijing.

"There are phenomenal opportunities to be accompanying athletes on to the field of play, working with press, broadcast, ticket takers, uniform distributors.

It's simple, fairly straightforward, and takes something as complicated as a live stream and compresses the process into a few simple steps: Turn on your Looxcie, load up LooxcieLive, and press broadcast on the app.

One organization, the Center for Individual Freedom (CFIF), has purchased more than $200,000 in ad time, to air this month in Washington DC, including during Sunday's NBC Meet the Press broadcast.

At the end of his Meet The Press broadcast last week, David Gregory said quite movingly, "...if you drive by a public school, even if your kids don't go there, walk in and ask how you can help, whether you can tutor or provide resources to a teacher".

He went on: "But be it no doubt, we're committed to working with you to destroy the caliphate in both countries," he told the Meet The Press programme to be broadcast today.

The assassination was also extensively covered by the international press and broadcast media.

A tearful Obokata faced a gruelling press conference, broadcast live on TV.

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

Most Bosnian press and broadcast media are biased and dreary, controlled by whatever political party holds power.