Sentence examples for via a broadcast from inspiring English sources

"Our generation has an opportunity to lead on the world stage," said British Columbia's premier, Christy Clark, who spoke via a broadcast link from Victoria.

We who live within get-the-shotgun distance of Grovers Mill, the spot in central New Jersey that Orson Welles chose for his panic-inducing "War of the Worlds" landing in 1938, are naturally reluctant to endorse the promulgation of fake alien arrivals via a broadcast medium.

A link to the survey, which is anonymous and takes only a few minutes to complete, went out to all faculty and staff via a broadcast email.

Three days later they appeared for a second time on "The Ed Sullivan Show," via a broadcast from the Deauville Hotel, just a week after their debut appearance, notes the Miami Herald.

For example, last week art filter app Prisma demoed real-time style transfer filters on a broadcast via Facebook Live.

Once the extension is activated, viewers will be able to access it during a broadcast via a Giphy icon and the search terms they enter into the message bar.

En route to Atlanta, Rick sends out a broadcast via his radio.

"Let us change the librarians' image!" said a fax from one reference librarian in Elgin, Ill., who heard about the calendar via a television broadcast.

And with both the World Cup and the 2012 Olympics just around the corner, real sports fans may not want to follow events via a single broadcast.

Harvest 2015, the programme, has dispensed with the communal, all-life-is-flux vibe that might be conveyed via a live broadcast and chosen instead to make three conveniently pre-recorded shows, spread out over a week.

Britain has abandoned earlier threats to storm the embassy, and Mr. Assange appears to be planning on running WikiLeaks from his diplomatic aerie, including plans for a personal update via a Skype broadcast on Sunday.