Sentence examples for a veritable tv from inspiring English sources

Monkey would have imagined a veritable TV institution as Ronnie Corbett would nary have a bad word said against him.

Coogan, a veritable TV icon in Britain, plays himself in what seems too miserable to be a truly fictional mockumentary.

We'll take "Veritable TV Institutions" for $600, Alex.

His media mastery is such that he might create a TV network under the Trump brand, a veritable state television station with a profit-based mission.

Available now Classic Children's Programmes The BBC is unleashing a veritable battalion of retro kids' TV charmers this week.

Daytime TV was a veritable smorgasbord of Halloween mayhem on Friday.

As it turns out, streaming services such as Netflix and the ever-popular pastime of NFL games may be conspiring to make January TV schedules a veritable traffic jam.

A veritable ratings machine beloved by the TV networks.

It's a style of TV making that has never been fully replicated, a veritable big bang of ideas that then turned into the constellations and galaxies we see on TV and online today.

Reality TV romance is, after all, a pantomime, a veritable smorgasbord of cliches, candles and contrived drama.

But lo, it came to pass that smoking tabs and drinking beer was not considered athletic, and the false idol TV took its ball and went home in a veritable mishmash of mixed metaphors.