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In broadcasting, some of the seeds are planted too deep, and some too shallow, and others are left on the surface of the soil.
THE FIRST BOOK OF FARMINGCHARLES L. GOODRICH
“It has to be sent from a broadcasting station,” announced Jessie.
THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS OF ROSELAWNMARGARET PENROSE
The young people could stare through the windows and see the performers in front of the broadcasting sets.
THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS OF ROSELAWNMARGARET PENROSE
Drills are preferable to broadcasting, because the beds are more easily weeded and kept in order.
THE CULTURE OF VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS FROM SEEDS AND ROOTS, 16TH EDITIONSUTTON AND SONS
Who would have imagined this morning that you would be on the broadcasting programme this evening?
THE RADIO BOYS AT THE SENDING STATIONALLEN CHAPMAN
"Lieutenant Kingsberry is broadcasting the news all over—to all the airports," replied the young man.
LINDA CARLTON, AIR PILOTEDITH LAVELL
I could contact the St. Thomas airport and request that they pass a message, but that would be like broadcasting it to the world.
THE WAILING OCTOPUSHAROLD LELAND GOODWIN
“That girl ought to get a job at a broadcasting station,” growled out Darry, as they went out upon the street.
THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS OF ROSELAWNMARGARET PENROSE
And out of the air about us came his audible, broadcasting words.
TARRANO THE CONQUERORRAYMOND KING CUMMINGS
The New Orleans Orgy started while a local radio station was broadcasting some of this new dance-music.
HUNTER PATROLHENRY BEAM PIPER AND JOHN J. MCGUIRE

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