Sentence examples for TV hour from inspiring English sources

The pleasure and indulgence of an intelligent TV hour, devoted to a contemporary composer, comes round all too rarely.

In 1953 the company, like other television makers, created its own program, the Motorola TV Hour, to boost interest in the new medium.

Combing through the written record and television clips, he narrated well-known events in such minute detail that historical distance collapsed and readers began to feel that they were living through them week by week (or, in the case of his bravura reconstruction of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, watching them on TV hour by hour).

If you're embarrassed by too many young Lithuanians rushing to brush away table crumbs on the Roux TV hour; if you wriggle when a napkin falls on the floor and a disdainful hand whips it away; if you feel like a goldfish in a bowl not a lord in his manor – then the whole three-star ethos is as moribund as Sarko's dignity.

Indeed, 9 PM was also the peak TV hour, with more than half of consumers watching linear TV or interacting with TV connected devices like game consoles or streaming content through Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast or Fire TV.

Other film blocks included TV Hour of Stars and The Big Night (both 1958 1959).

Had he died in 1989, 1999 or even 2009, all those pages turned and TV hours filled would be understandable.

But the episodes of "The Killing" feel, instead, and identically, like regular TV hours — hours in which my patience, or my backbone, was tried over and over again.

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said that 88 million to 100 million people are on Facebook during primetime TV hours in the United States.

Why are you taking up precious TV hours with what seems like an extra episode tacked on the end of the series?

A few weeks ago, some data came out suggesting that Netflix alone accounts for 21percentt of Internet traffic during peak TV hours.