Sentence examples for Televised program from inspiring English sources

Millman's radio show "Design Matters" will now be a televised program.

His tone was set a few minutes into the televised program, which is an annual event.

Now the centerpiece of a star-driven nationally televised program, the awards accentuate the business of show business.

Was this an attempt by Mr. Durst to turn himself in, on the day before the nationally televised program "America's Most Wanted" was to broadcast a report on his case?

They are members of the band Ray Chew and the Crew, which plays during the weekly televised program "It's Showtime at the Apollo" and during "Amateur Night at the Apollo".

Her reputation is that of a singer of uncompromising integrity as a result of performances at the Newport Festival, at Carnegie Hall and for President John F. Kennedy on the nationally televised program, "Dinner With the President".

"Where else are you going to put your money — in a bank?" No small part of the Barrett-Jackson event's appeal is based on its six days of nationally televised programming on the Speed cable TV channel.

In recent weeks, Mrs. Whitman has appeared as a guest on several nationally televised programs: including ABC's "This Week With Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts" and MSNBC's political program "Hardball" with Chris Matthews.

Last Sunday, Mr. Obama bought so heavily on football games and other nationally televised programs that, according to CMAG, he spent $6.5 million on a day when Mr. McCain spent less than $1 million.

The band performed the song a number of times via live performances, including on televised programs such as Good Morning America, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and the 37th Annual People's Choice Awards.

She has traveled around the world and appeared on many nationally televised programs, offering her unique insight into the business of beauty, and the high price that business demands.