Sentence examples for blasting television from inspiring English sources

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Bombs also blasted television towers and a television-signal relay station.

Worst of all are the restaurants that blast television or radio.

Twisted wrecks of bicycles were strewn around the bomb site, and at least one truck was destroyed by the blast, television film showed.

"Good Night, and Good Luck" begins and ends with another famous Murrow moment, a speech to the broadcasters' trade-association convention in 1958 in which he blasted television for being frivolous and too timid.

IF he'd seen television, Dante, our premier travel writer, might have devised an extra circle of hell where loudspeakers eternally blast television advertising jingles from the 1960's and 1970's.

It includes sexual situations, strong language and more violence than a lifetime of Elvis blasting on television screens.

When they heard about the blasts on television, Mr. Reddy's family was convinced he was dead.

Then Junior, after being terrified by the sight of an atomic blast on television, becomes a worried and serious child.

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It is brightly lighted and quiet — there is no television blasting.