Sentence examples for ways to broadcast from inspiring English sources
Industries set the bar too low, exploit loopholes and find ways to broadcast their toxic messages.
They've got their own independent ways to broadcast their ideas and thoughts".
Radio journalists continued reporting on the coup and finding ways to broadcast even when their signal was repeatedly cut off and their offices were invaded by special forces.
Twitter and location sites like Foursquare are marginal ways to broadcast interest, while word-of-mouth remains the most common method, with three-quarters of adults telling their friends.
Political candidates know that speaking directly to voters, telling them precisely what they stand for, may only be asking for trouble and that there are more effective ways to broadcast their views.
Long before I had a blog, I found ways to broadcast my thoughts — to gossip about myself, tell my own secrets, tell myself and others the ongoing story of my life.
When you have something relevant to say, you find the means and the way to broadcast.
"Just by his being a Christian, it is a fantastic way to broadcast the ways of Christ," he said.
Old habits always bridge new technologies: Alexander Graham Bell thought the telephone would be a good way to broadcast concerts.
We could have found a new way to broadcast radio, besides AM and FM and shortwave, and become multimillionaires.
Most traditional companies thought of the new medium as a potentially miraculous, and cheap, way to broadcast their products to much larger audiences.
