Sentence examples for screen broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Others shouted adulation at the huge screen broadcasting the proceedings.

He left his laptop open, allowing the cameras to zoom in on the screen, broadcasting his words to the world.

It is the television screen, broadcasting Gogglesprogs (Channel 4) to an increasingly desperate and bewildered nation, who cling to it as drowning men do to driftwood.

At a white board by the largest screen broadcasting the results, the ACTU's head of campaigning, Sally McManus, placed ticks next to a list of seats as each fell away from the Coalition.

In Washington, at the National Air and Space Museum, more than 100 people crowded beneath a mock-up of the Hubble telescope, their eyes fixed on a 50-inch screen broadcasting a news conference from NASA.

I found myself choking back tears at her spare and dignified descriptions of life in a nursing home: "Iris was in the far corner, her back to the window, her body framed by the sunlight, her eyes open, staring idly in the middle distance.... Dottie faced the television, which was turned off, its black screen broadcasting her own dull stare back to her".

Expect at least three large screens broadcasting all Euro 2012 matches.

The costumes, by Isaac Mizrahi, were high-gloss gold and silver unitards, with little L.E.D. screens, broadcasting numbers, on the chests.

These desks face a two-story wall of bigger screens broadcasting action from tracks all over North America.

There were four huge video screens broadcasting the service and press agents from Rubenstein Associates on hand.

Six untitled photographs show television screens broadcasting eerily glowing images of faces and figures into unoccupied rooms in homes and motels across America.