Sentence examples for an initial television from inspiring English sources

After an initial television debate last week, featuring the Conservative Prime Minister, David Cameron, and Labour's leader, Ed Miliband, Labour moved ahead in one closely watched poll, generating alarm in some parts of the Conservative Party.

The AFL began in relative obscurity but eventually thrived, with an initial television contract with the ABC network.

Just five episodes of cable shows like "Psych" on NBC Universal's USA Network or "Dog Whisperer" on Fox's National Geographic channel appear on the site -- usually a week after their initial television run.

The color symbolizes what is described in the initial television commercials as a technologically advanced place where "everything is different and important -- especially you".

Sandi Cesko of Slovenia built Studio Moderna into an Eastern European retail leader by going against convention wisdom and creating trust in his initial television shopping channel, in an environment where television shopping advertisers were considered to be snake oil salesmen.

An independent group that has been critical of Senator Barack Obama is preparing an initial $1.5 million television advertising campaign over the next two weeks in battleground states promoting what it deems the success of the troop buildup in Iraq.

After his initial television success, Cazenove had a string of film roles but never gained top billing.

Under her guidance, the family's initial television show has evolved into a cable juggernaut and they have harnessed social media to establish a burgeoning brand empire under our very noses (that includes two perfumes, by the way).

The initial television commercial in the campaign features an assertive, gravelly voiced actor named John Lacy, who has appeared in films like "Live Free or Die Hard" and "Zodiac".

Conflict erupted between the show's producers and the airing network over the episode's content, which prevented the episode from being aired for well over a decade, far past Married... with Children's initial television run.

The initial television commercials show consumers of all ages, many in their 20's and 30's, standing against white backgrounds and affirming their ardor for chocolate.