Sentence examples for break television from inspiring English sources

It doesn't gleefully break television taboos.

"Can you hold that thought until we come back from a break?" Television is not biased, it's relentless: one word ("front-runner") can launch a thousand pictures.

Buenos Aires is in the middle of a heat wave, and with Congress and schools out for the summer break, television news producers have chosen to fill their shows with rather complete coverage of the topless bathing issue in Punta.

He says the idea that you can break television up into discrete programmes is wrong.

He says the idea that you can break television up into discrete programs is wrong.

Dismantling was associated with a lot of injuries from the use of metal instruments such as hammers to break television and computer screens.

The beach movie was chiefly a sixties phenomenon, but the seventies and eighties saw the cinematic celebration of teen-age excess in movies such as "Animal House," the packaged frat-house mayhem that is a direct precur- sor to the spring-break television cov- erage of today.

These shows' language, sexual content and violence broke television taboos.

Television stations have been shuttered, television sets have been broken, television watchers have been thrashed.

In "The Body," Whedon broke television taboo by treating the death of Buffy's mother with raw, mournful realism.

In one short record-breaking television season, she became the embodiment (and one of the drivers) of a moment.