Sentence examples for bigger television from inspiring English sources

Has MLS finally started to make inroads towards a new, bigger television audience?

The A.C.C. can also negotiate a bigger television contract with Miami, the five-time national champion, as a draw.

To make matters worse, the president decided to exhibit his least likeable side in front of a far bigger television audience than expected.

The Tier 1 teams, like South Africa, Australia and England, usually played on the weekends to ensure bigger television ratings, and thus got a week off between matches.

A decade earlier Senator John McCain had derided it as "human cockfighting," but by 2006 it was a bigger television draw than boxing.

Tens of millions of people will watch the debates — four years ago, viewership ranged from 52 million to 63 million — almost certainly a much bigger television audience than the totals for the conventions.

The process offers Foxconn a profit-margin edge as the market for bigger televisions expands.

Those still gainfully employed are thinking more about paying down debt than buying bigger televisions.

The rich get richer and the poor get bigger televisions.

My biggest television weakness is 'Dragons' Den'.

It was a big television programme.