Sentence examples for based on the televised from inspiring English sources
I was eight years old, and based on the televised news reports shown in my living room, newspaper announcements posted in the local convenience store, and the worry apparent in my classmates, I felt like foreign affairs and real life had never seemed closer.
Based on the logic of accessibility, should the election officials have disallowed the 1960 televised debates because not everyone had television, and were therefore spared the hardship of having to read the newspaper?
Based on several nationally televised interviews, these reporters are likely to be witnesses in any potential litigation regarding this incident".
He follows that charge by saying, "Based on several nationally televised interviews, these reporters are likely to be witnesses in any potential litigation regarding this incident".
Final Competition The televised final night of the pageant will be judged — and prizes will be awarded — based on the following breakdown: Charisma: twenty-five per cent.
"Based on the trend so far, I can say that the Congress will win conclusively," Congress leader Virbhadra Singh, who led the party's campaign and has been chief minister of the state for five terms, said in a televised interview.
Another strong fancy on the televised schedule can be found at Beverley, in Tinkertown (3.05).
In 2012 she appeared as a judge on the televised talent competition The X Factor.
A day later, she sings on the televised Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
This came after a chaotic process in 2012 that led to long-shot candidates like businessman Herman Cain and Representative Michele Bachmann rising and falling in the polls based on debate performances in nationally televised forums held several times a month.
