Sentence examples for bit on tv from inspiring English sources

I did choke up a bit on TV afterwards.

I'd watched a little bit on TV, Lennox Lewisand guys like that.

"I've seen them play quite a bit on TV and they like to play football, they're a passing side".

That experience made doing that bit on TV even more fucking satisfying.

I did that bit on TV and people really responded to it and I was like, "This is doable.

Rather than facing layoffs and furloughs, like reporters nowadays, while working 24/7 in three or more platforms, Saunders dabbled in radio and a bit on TV, mostly on weekends.

Then I started reading the covers of celebrity newspapers (the ones you see when you're in the check out line) and hearing bits on TV, that Honey's mother, "Mama June," was dating a man who had sexually molested her older daughter, "Chicadee," in 2002, when Chicadee was eight.

Bit parts on TV followed – including an episode of The Sweeney – but his first major success was playing Mozart in the 1979 National Theatre production of Amadeus.

He took vocal and drama lessons, worked on contract to Revue Studios for six months, soon landed bit parts on TV, then signed up for six years to Warner Bros. His big break came in the detective drama Bourbon Street Beat (1959-60) withethe role of Kenny Madison, a private eye operating from above a restaurant in the French quarter of New Orleans.

Radio has a chamber elegance television can't match (as with David Schneider's One to One with Jenny Diski, or Peston & Mair's discussion of grief with Julian Barnes), and in a world where face-to-face conversation competes with technological alternatives and "phubbing" (phone snubbing) is a thing, the traditional, intellectually rigorous chatshow can seem a bit niche on TV.

Sometimes, it comes across a little bit differently on TV to what it actually is on the field.