Sentence examples for attach to television from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit puzzled by the credibility that people attach to television celebrities.

Her "Queen Bee" is a hanging cluster of breastlike forms attached to television antennae.

Back then, there was a real stigma attached to television actors.

Journalists at Time Inc take comfort in the fact that Mr Bewkes is "a content guy", but others think he may be more attached to television than print.Cutting the cableDoes a break-up make sense?

There aren't many mainstream plays [in online virtual worlds] and I think even though our plays are very vertical and very niche, they are attached to television shows or least some of our brands, so they have a much more mainstream or palatable flavor to advertisers.

Any home without a personal computer will receive an access device and keyboard to attach to the television set, said the mayor, Jeff Lukken.

You wield Link's sword by waving and jabbing the controller and aim a bow by pointing the controller at the screen (the Wii comes with a sensor that you attach to your television that lets it know where the controller is pointed).

The other end of the cable may have another 3.5 mm audio jack, or RCA-style audio connectors that you attach to your television's audio input jack.

But the Remote app can control more than just iTunes -- if you have an Apple TV box attached to your television set, you can control that as well, including the playback of iTunes Store movie rentals.

While the earlier X10 system used the home's electrical grid to transmit signals from X10 "modules" to a central switching panel or to the home computer, the X10 systems being sold today can transmit a wireless video signal up to 100 feet from the camera to a video receiver that is attached to a television or a computer.

The Slingbox, which attaches to the television at home, captures a local TV signal, digitizes it and sends it via the Internet to your hotel room.