Sentence examples for screens broadcast from inspiring English sources

Before Arsenal home games the video screens broadcast Arsène Wenger reading out the team he has chosen.

Among other things, large screens broadcast Isis's message and Isis camera crews are so pervasive it distorts the events they purport to document.

Wall screens broadcast RT, the BBC and CNN; clocks show the time in Moscow, New York and London; journalists sit in an open-plan office amid a soft hum of Russian and English.

The flesh-and-blood pygmies are complemented by lifesize replicas who are seen hunting, fishing and collecting honey while TV screens broadcast images of daily life in the forest.

There's even a political moment, during the brutally heavy Machine Gun, when the video screens broadcast anti-Trident slogans and, in an unexpectedly comic touch, the face of David Cameron firing lasers from his eyes.

Along the rally route near 58th Street, large screens broadcast video of similar rallies in other parts of the globe, from locations as far away as Turkey and South Africa.

The gang-lord, presiding over the CCTV screens, broadcasts a call to his tenants: "We have company.

A wall of TV screens broadcasts behind-the-scenes time-lapse footage of the work involved in parking, unloading and refuelling an Airbus A380 in the allocated 120 minutes.

Television screens broadcasted tweets about the event, on a delay, letting you know what others were thinking, what was coming up and maybe what you were missing while you waited for the elevators.

In addition to the football, the screens broadcasted important information about children's health and their rights.

What: Large-screen broadcast of final World Cup match, ending the International Conference of Cinema and Sport (www.lalucarne.ca), admission free.