The phrase "and tv in the" is not a complete or correct expression in written English.
It may be used in a context where it is part of a larger sentence discussing television, but it lacks clarity on its own.
Example: "We discussed movies and tv in the context of modern entertainment."
Alternatives: "and television in the" or "and shows in the".
"About 70percentt of them have computers and TV in the same room and use them at the same time.
BMI reports that it was the fourth-most-played song on American radio and TV in the 20th century.
There's even an early reference, he said, to a television show in the book: "And TV in the 1930s was in a very rudimentary state indeed".
In Minnesota, we would huddle around the radio and TV in the morning, and then usually rush for the bus anyway.
The official government narrative is everywhere, from the Twitter accounts that appeared in the weeks following the coup, to the dominance of the state-affiliated and pro-government press and TV in the wake of media crackdowns.
This taboo-breaking drama follows the life of 17-year-old Jo, as she tussles with family, love and pregnancy in a world that looks askance at her. Delaney was still a teenager herself when she wrote the play, which became a strong influence on drama and TV in the early 1960s.
But its earnings recovery is forecast to be slow, because of its loss-making flatscreen business and a bleak outlook for computers and TVs in the second half.
A year or so ago, payola was in the news and TV was in the doghouse.
The debate over the English riots dominated the most important newspapers and TV programs in the United Kingdom over the following months.
So were the films and TV shows in the category Netflix called "political thrillers".
Mr. Calhoun's career in theatre, opera, and TV began in the mid-50s, and spanned over 40 years.
