Sentence examples for which was beamed from inspiring English sources

Events such as the auction, which was beamed around the world, reinforce the message.

The opening gross is buoyed by a special event last Tuesday at the Brixton Ritzy, which was beamed to 270 cinemas.

In a few seconds, the picture, which was beamed onto the undeveloped film by a tiny projector inside the camera, emerges before your eyes and those of anyone else who may be demanding a print.

Deep Time has been devised by 59 Productions, the Tony award winners who created last year's opening festival event, the Harmonium Project, which was beamed on to the Usher Hall, as well as the video sequences for the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony and light show events for Boeing, the UN and Sydney Opera House.

Other cast members were also announced at Thursday's event, which was beamed around the world.

That included 2.4 million viewers for the daytime airing of the much-anticipated special, which was beamed live to 94 countries around the world to avoid spoilers.

Afterwards we got to try out the EE 4G, which was beaming a signal from the roof of the Victoria and Albert museum.

During the Cold War, the C.I.A. secretly funded Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, which were beamed into the Soviet Bloc.

Superstar effects apply, too, to European soccer, which is beamed around the world on cable and satellite TV.

But other findings from instruments on the lander, which were beamed back shortly before it powered down into a hibernation mode, suggest that the comet is largely composed of water ice that is covered in a thin layer of dust.

The channel provides a single video feed, while the audio narration is translated into 10 languages, which is beamed across much of the world via broadcast, cable and satellite.