Sentence examples for a constant television from inspiring English sources

Since her ill-fated 2008 run for vice-president, Sarah Palin and her family have been a constant television presence, appearing in their own reality show and, more recently, on her very own Sarah Palin channel.

No recent failed Presidential candidate has ever had such a prominent public role post-election, with the possible exceptions of Al Gore, who produced and starred in an Oscar-winning documentary; Senator John McCain, who is a constant television presence; and Mitt Romney, who you gotta admit seemed like a pretty good dude in that Netflix movie.

On a day of almost constant television coverage of civil rights, Mr. Obama wasn't the star.

Where "Survivor" placed 16 scantily clad campers on a remote island in the South China Sea, "Big Brother" installs 10 people in a locked house under constant television scrutiny.

But Mr. Scott won over voters in a tight race with his constant television presence and consistency on issues like job creation and immigration.

It is a constant on television, with England's Channel 4 broadcasting 88 afternoons of racing along with 64 mornings of an hourlong magazine show.

On Saturday, with one ear on the constant television drone, I heard an MSNBC anchor say, "Monica has been counting the votes".

I assumed government officials — particularly Cabinet Minister Edano, whose constant television appearances throughout the crisis have elevated him to a sort of local superstardom — adopted a tone of restraint because they feared doing otherwise would have sent citizens into a panic.

As much as television has changed over the years, one thing has remained constant: television stations throughout the country show reruns of "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

Along these lines, the constant television broadcasts during the conference of grieving parents and wounded children in Gaza reminded a few conferees of the emotions stirred up by video testimonies of Holocaust survivors (there are dozens of these in the museum), and the comparison made several scholars uneasy.

New Jersey Whenever friends visit from far away — San Francisco or Jamaica — what amazes them about my state more than the long couch of the shore looking at the constant television of the ocean or the cloverleaf exit ramps swirling out like ribbons about to be tightened on the gift of traffic congestion — what amazes them are the groundhogs — "What a noble creature," George said.