Sentence examples for relayed across from inspiring English sources

"That's been relayed across.

Music from military bands was relayed across Parliament Square via loudspeakers while tourists mixed with grey-haired veterans and uniformed servicemen and women.

Attention has switched and the "good war" is looking more complicated.It is partly the summer spike in British fatalities (to well over 200 in total since 2001), their faces and tragically young ages instantly relayed across the country.

Regarded by the French as one more bloody incident in what many o them think of as our sporadic civil war between our t two races, the upheaval in Los Angeles dominated the French headlines and was carried as the leading inter national news on the national French radio; as soon as the photos could be relayed across the Atlantic, they were shown three times a day for two days on the state TV.

It is observed from these results that the out-of-band distortion (i.e., spectrum re-growth in adjacent band) increases as the OFDM signal is relayed across multiple RSs, as observed earlier from the analytical results in Equation (25).

For instance, a multihop network may be too slow to permit active tracking if video needs to first be passed through several sensors before reaching a processor, whose control commands then need to be relayed across several more sensors before the camera ever receives the command to "pan left".

Mazembe's triumph, relayed live across the continent, earned the club $1.5m in prize money.In this section Another charade A dry bone of contention Still murky Digging for trouble Clean it up From captain to conciliator ReprintsFIFA also banned three other Africans along with Mr Adamu: a Tunisian, a Malian and a Botswanan who had already served a previous ban for selling World Cup tickets.

Many police officers I've come across have relayed this to me.

Four years earlier, in the so-called Great Serum Race, 20 teams of sled dogs had relayed the antitoxin across 674 miles of harsh terrain in the dead of winter -- a journey memorialized today by the Iditarod race.

In the midst of the Cold War, Europe was a propaganda battlefield as countries relayed television signals across the Iron Curtain.

The story is told from many perspectives, from those trapped inside one of the Twin Towers, from there on the ground (people in NYC looking up), and from a far, cosmic place: an orchestral "fabric of the universe", with the figure of a shaman at its centre who relays messages across time and space.