Broadcast example sentences

1. The TV will broadcast the game tonight.
2. They broadcast the news every day at six o'clock.

1. The radio station decided to broadcast the concert live from the stadium.
2. She watched them broadcast the announcement on all the news channels.

1. The company wanted to broadcast positive news, but the scandal overshadowed everything.
2. He didn't realize they would broadcast his comments to millions of people online.

1. The streaming platform chose to broadcast the documentary to viewers in over fifty countries simultaneously.
2. She felt uncomfortable when they asked her to broadcast her personal story on the podcast.

1. The decision to broadcast the controversial interview sparked immediate debate among media critics and the general public.
2. What began as a local initiative to broadcast educational content evolved into a nationwide movement.

1. There's something peculiarly modern about the compulsion to broadcast one's inner life — a kind of performative vulnerability that previous generations would have found incomprehensible.
2. The network's choice to broadcast unfiltered testimony from the trial marked a subtle but significant shift in how justice was being mediated through the lens of public spectacle.

🏠 Everyday Life

1. My neighbor keeps broadcast his music so loud that I can hear every word through the walls.
2. I didn't mean to broadcast that argument — the whole building probably heard it.

💼 Workplace

1. The manager asked IT to broadcast the training video to all remote employees at the same time.
2. During the meeting, someone accidentally broadcast their screen and showed their personal emails.

📊 Business

1. The company decided to broadcast its new product launch across all social media platforms simultaneously.
2. Our competitors are trying to broadcast the narrative that we're losing market share.

🛒 Buying / Shopping

1. The store started to broadcast advertisements about the sale, but I'd already made my purchase.
2. They broadcast a discount code on the radio, so I grabbed it before it expired.

✈️ Travel

1. The airport began to broadcast updates about flight delays every fifteen minutes.
2. The hotel will broadcast information about the local attractions to your room's television.

📚 Education

1. The professor decided to broadcast the lecture so students who were sick could still attend.
2. The school will broadcast the graduation ceremony for families who couldn't attend in person.

❤️ Relationships

1. He didn't want to broadcast that we were breaking up, but she told everyone anyway.
2. We agreed not to broadcast our relationship on social media — we wanted to keep it private.

📰 News / Politics

1. The network chose to broadcast the debate live without any editing or delay.
2. The government will broadcast an emergency alert if there's a threat to public safety.

💻 Technology

1. The app can broadcast your location to your friends in real time if you enable it.
2. The new smart speaker will broadcast notifications from your calendar throughout the day.

📝 Formal Writing

1. The organization will broadcast quarterly earnings reports to all shareholders via secure webinar.
2. Regulations require that all public health agencies broadcast critical safety information through multiple channels.