Sentence examples for a time television from inspiring English sources

Hailed as a Big Young Talent with his early stories — his first book, "The Quantity Theory of Insanity," was published in 1991 — Self embarked upon a bumptious career as journalist, satirist, columnist and even, for a time, television personality (picture Hunter Thompson crossed with Charlie Rose).

Once upon a time television networks went off the air in the late hours of the night.

Once upon a time, television network sweeps in February were a big deal and so perhaps more people were likely to be home and watching them and this might have made sense, but that's obviously no longer the case.

A Times television critic called it "educational television at its best".

Meanwhile, the National Broadcasting Company NBCC) was seeking an artist to host a prime time television music special, and contacted Twain to discuss the possibilities of filming the concert in Chicago.

In a short time, television debates have become a vital part of our democracy.

This is a Prime Time television show focused on a myriad of rapidly moving dramatic topics set against murder mysteries.

For a brief time, television gets what it always seeks from music: immersion in unpredictable life.

For a long time, television hasn't been fair to the clock puncher.

The same day the Internet story surfaced, a prime time television program was broadcast on, of all things, string theory.

For a long time, television policemen have waxed eloquent, with reverence and weariness, on the demands and satisfactions of being "on the job".