Broadcast In A Sentence

Definition of Broadcast

• Sometimes the wind sweeping through the cavern scattered the leaves broadcast through the world.
• Tomorrow he would effect a mass-linkage of minds and broadcast his orders for reconstruction.
• The news of its failures is spread broadcast in bold head-lines by the sensational press.
• Do you think I want to scatter broadcast the seeds of litigation in a regenerated world?
• It was our old enemy England, that first sowed broadcast the seeds of dissension in our midst.
• Farewell, Imperial honours, knocked broadcast by the beating hammers of ignorant workmen.
• Onlookers sent broadcast to every quarter accounts of the millennial harmony which presided over all.
• He found the penultimate point at which the impulses from the brain were translated into sound and broadcast through the speaker.
• It was like dismembering a gigantic machine and scattering the infinitesimal parts of it broadcast over the earth to function alone.
• We commenced at once to circulate your publications and sent them broadcast over the entire State.
• The marvelous rapidity with which such affairs may be spread broadcast these days is the first wonder in a new epoch of wonders.
• So far our only defense has been to shoot them down, but that does little good; it only helps to broadcast their seed.
• Suckers are sent up about the roots of the fire-killed trees, and the wind scatters the seeds broadcast for a new crop.
• It was a smart little breeze and it flippantly sent the ashes flying on the hearth and several sheets of paper broadcast in the room.
• Is there a detail of its corrupt administration that the press of Europe has not spread broadcast over the world?
• The seed is sown broadcast over it, and such of it as is not devoured by birds falls into the cracks, and produces an abundant crop.
• There was some kind of broadcast rig mounted over the stage now, something to allow them to beam us all their app in one humongous burst.
• At no time have lottery tickets been sown so broadcast as to-day, notwithstanding the law forbids the old-style lottery.
• The primary broadcast units were hidden behind a painted scrim over the stage, and they were surprisingly well built for a first generation tech.
• The destroyer dropped its depth charge, set to explode at seventy feet, its radio meantime sending signals broadcast for assistance.
• In every class the ground is being turned by the ploughshare of Discontent; everywhere we can sow the seed broadcast with both hands.
• MacRae stood staring for a second or two, then turned and scattered the fire broadcast on the sand with a movement of his foot.
• These invitations, on cheap printed cards, are scattered broadcast over chairs and benches, on the floors, and even on the bar itself.
• In spring these diurnal mass movements cease; the clan breaks up, the rookery is abandoned, and the birds scatter broadcast over the land.
• True, they quoted West's actual words from the television broadcast (also copyrighted).

• It was copied and broadcast everywhere.
• His description has been broadcast over the radio.
• And he looked broadcast over the country-side.
• I will scatter its pages broadcast over the country.
• What splendors are scattered broadcast over the sky!
• I have sent broadcast plans for such arks.
• The feathery snow was scattered broadcast at each stroke.
• These are sown broadcast amongst human hearts.
• It was proved that he had sown broadcast germs of the disease.
• The addition of a modem turned the computer into a broadcast facility.
• From that day the good seed was sown broadcast over all the land.
• Why send broadcast a story that would only arouse international hatred?
• Dan took the stage, used the stageside mic to broadcast his voice.
• And it's equally important to send out warnings broadcast immediately.
• Then, in a broadcast from Radio Peking, Chou En-Lai made his reply.