Sentence examples for based on a tv from inspiring English sources

Davies said the rise of the iPlayer and the different ways people were able to watch television meant "one day the licence fee based on a TV in a sitting room may not be a sustainable thing for the BBC to base its funding on.

"I've been here for nine years, and the first movie I've had produced is based on a TV reality show," she said.

It is a laborious, sentimental drama featuring a self-parodic performance from Drew Barrymore, based on a TV news event that briefly gripped the US in 1988.

"How odd is it that a profession that asks people to trust its members to take life-or-death actions would advertise a brand based on a TV show on the job?" I would say: pretty odd.

Like Mr. Lane, today's emerging stars in the old mold would probably be smothered inside a megamusical based on a movie based on a TV series based on a series of cartoons, or perhaps something less felicitous.

It was based on a TV ad for a popular mint with a hole in the centre: "What's the difference between a Paki and a Polo?" my classmates would ask cruelly.

Siegel had more success with The Lineup (1958), which was based on a popular TV series.

Behzat C: Ankara Yaniyor Turkish action-thriller, based on a hit TV show.

Although based on a US TV show, this app is plenty of fun for British children too.

Made by Kudos, producer of Broadchurch and Life on Mars, Humans was written by Spooks writers Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley based on a Swedish TV series, Real Humans.

Last year she made the seven-part Vengeance, whose style is based on a daily TV soap, each episode lasting around a quarter-hour.