Sentence examples for to broadcast a message from inspiring English sources

This isn't the first time Gore has used her skin to broadcast a message.

And American authorities have sought to broadcast a message that their anti-terrorism measures are not supposed to be seen as hostile to outsiders.

I'm not political, either in film or personally, and I don't really do plot, and certainly don't aim to broadcast a "message".

Maksim Trudolyubov, the editorial editor of Vedomosti, a daily newspaper, said the protests' major impact was to broadcast a message that Mr. Putin could not continue to rule in the same highly centralized style.

EVERY Friday afternoon, hundreds of people flock to Luanda's Independence Square in the hope that they will be chosen to broadcast a message, seeking a long-lost relation, on Angola's newest television phenomenon, "Meeting Point".

Yesterday, Nasa said it used the rover to broadcast a message of congratulations to the Curiosity team from NASA chief Charles Bolden, a demonstration of the high bandwidth available through a pair of US science satellites orbiting Mars.

This is great for responding to messages, or to broadcast a new message to one or more people.

For the hello message, a vehicle only needs to broadcast a hello message to its one-hop neighbors to calculate the relative mobility between the vehicle and its neighbors.

The first lady, Laura Bush, and Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services, went to a church here to broadcast a final message.

It gives you 12 seconds to broadcast a video message.

Every node needs to broadcast a "hello" message periodically to advertise itself.