Sentence examples for a given television from inspiring English sources

The problem is that it is hard to prove that no one is paying attention to a given television commercial.

For advertisers the most important facts about a given television or radio program are the size and composition of its audience.

Whereas Frakes had seven days of preparation followed by seven days of shooting for a given television episode, the director was given a ten-week preparation period before twelve weeks of filming, and had to get used to shooting for a 2.35:1 anamorphic ratio instead of the television standard 1.33:1.33

Once again, sport may give television a new dimension.

But please – can we give television a break?

Several Knicks said they were not surprised that Van Gundy would give television a try.

Hilly gave Television a Sunday night residency and American rock began to reinvent itself.

But as he recounted in his 1980 biography, "Straight Shooting," his career stalled in the late 1950's, so he gave television a try.

But even without much video available, the Internet is already giving television a run for its money.

For Tierney, the most interesting part of the story Lesser tells in the book is how people with strong and different opinions and temperaments learned to work together and to give television "a little bit of class".

While it doesn't have many subscribers now, Aereo gives television viewers a new and relatively cheap way to subscribe to a limited diet of TV and gives advertisers yet another way to reach those viewers.