Sentence examples for to be transmitting from inspiring English sources

But when I was there all it seemed to be transmitting were the escapades of Trotters ­Independent Trading.

One of them (there were three, maybe four, even an hour later I could not have said) was talking to the hospital about the electrocardiogram they seemed already to be transmitting.

It was related to a fix for a previous privacy issue in Tinder, when the app was found to be transmitting latitude and longitude coordinates of matched profiles, meaning developers could access this data by querying Tinder's API.

Featuring some of France's finest actors, it's a version of Reigen, Arthur Schnitzler's 1897 play about a transgressive sexual roundelay in fin-de-siècle Vienna involving people of different classes and backgrounds, several of them near-strangers and likely to be transmitting syphilis.

At the same time, Twitter was estimated to be transmitting 125,000 tweets a day mentioning swine flu -- 1percentt of all the chatter there -- overwhelmingly from users concerned about the outbreak's potential to do harm rather than, say, describing stomach pains.

Is it legal for the BBC to be transmitting channels that can't be viewed by everyone.

"Higher order brain functions are not available to be transmitted.

But they said it does not seem to be transmitted to Apple itself.

The Pitman Painters to be transmitted is on Radio 3 on Sunday December 23.

But the photographs were not expected to be transmitted to Earth and made public until Monday.

H. pylori seems to be transmitted within families but the exact route — perhaps vomit — is unclear.