The phrase "a tv for a" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a television intended for a specific purpose or recipient, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "I bought a tv for a friend who just moved into a new apartment."
Alternatives: "a television for a" or "a TV intended for a".
A baby getting increasingly mobile does not sit still during a changing of clothes unless, according to studies conducted in my living room, he's put in front of a TV for a minute or two — whether it's "iCarly" or Harry Reid on "Morning Joe".
To better understand consumers' experience, the team unleashed a battery of hired shoppers who were given individual assignments, such as to look for a TV for a new home; replace a small TV in a bedroom; or, after seeing a TV at a friend's house, go online to learn more about it.
"With big systems you can charge 10 mobile phones, you can run a TV for a village cinema, you can run a fridge to sell cold beers, you can earn $75-100 75-100h from this – suddenly your customer can becomonth entrepreneur".
Despite looking like a giant egg with a TV for a heart, she actually may be the first thing to put a smile on your face this morning.
Sure, there's always a chance that you'll throw away a few dollars on lost bids, which will be enough to put some people off, but you also have the potential to score a TV for a fraction of its typical retail price (of course, dozens or even hundreds of bidders might be competing against you).
Don't get me wrong, we didn't have a TV for a long time and we enjoyed telling everyone about it.
There are two bathrooms, a kitchen, a large room with a TV for work and a communal area for eating and relaxation.
Yes, a starving man could sell a TV for food, but it's never clear his motives are that pure.
Such a task meant giving a TV, for example, a way to identify people sitting on a couch and to recognize a certain hand wave as a command and not a scratching of the nose.
you need a medium sized room,a computer there to,and a tv(for this a living room would be ideal).
If the storm seems serious, you might want to listen to a radio or a TV for coverage.
