Sentence examples for be televised for from inspiring English sources

The late author had never wanted his book to be televised, for fear it would glorify Japanese jingoism.

The wrestling match in Act I has enough acrobatic faux-violence to be televised for screaming fans.

Whereas judges in American courts often allow proceedings to be televised, for example, cameras are banned from all Canadian courts, except the country's Supreme Court.

The women's Varsity contest, which will also be televised for the first time, has come a long way since its inception on the river Isis in 1927 when the crews were not allowed to race because it was deemed "unladylike".

In fact, for such prizes to be coveted, for awards ceremonies to be televised, for the competition to stir interest, a country and, above all, a city must first have a healthy and active theater life.

Later this year the induction ceremony will be televised for the first time, on the Trinity Broadcasting Network.... Christine Ebersole, the Tony actressinning actress ("42nd Street") and singer, accompanied by the pianist Billy Stritch, will bring her new show, "In Your Dreams," to Feinstein's at the Regency for an engagement from tomorrow through March 6...

More "high art" awards are also appearing on television: last week the Stirling prize for architecture was televised for the first time; the "Classical Brit Awards", a new, populist classical music prize-giving, was broadcast earlier this year.

His funeral Mass, in December, which was televised for hours, resembled a state funeral.

In a promising sign, the 2015 edition is being televised for the first time in Germany.

The Games were televised for the first time, transmitted by closed circuit to specially equipped theatres in Berlin.

The Booker prize was televised for the first time, and the subsequent year Midnight's Children won.