Sentence examples for clear television from inspiring English sources
That show of emotion undermined his image without the help of a clear television image or 24-hour cable news shows.
"The shadowing from the Empire State Building is terrible," Mr. Grebow said, adding that there are still 700,000 homes without clear television reception as a result of the collapse of the trade center antennas.
In our common desire to provide clear television signals to all viewers, we encourage the broadcasters to complete the facilities at the Empire State Building to their satisfaction before focusing on the second site.
The 1985 Live Aid event, in which live television broadcasts of charity concerts taking place on both sides of the Atlantic were shown worldwide, not only put on public display the rock establishment and its variety of sounds but also made clear television's potential as a marketing tool.
"But from where we were sat we couldn't tell if there was clear television evidence, so I'm really pleased he's got through and got the score but it was a bit heart-stopping for while".
Bigger and clearer televisions keep bringing couch-bound sports fans closer to the action, while tickets to live events are hardly getting any cheaper.
This was only the second year for this unique TV Guide effort, but it was clear that television personalities required very little coaxing to take a break from the bustle of panels, press conferences and other promotional demands and instead relax in what was commonly described as a floating lounge.
New technologies and new channels were emerging just as it became clear that television had been undervaluing football for decades.
No one knew quite how, but it was clear that television was going to change the world.
THE new fall season makes one thing clear: The television industry's Random Show-Idea Generators have been getting quite a workout.
Mr. Bush has made clear in television interviews and in conversations with friends that he is troubled by the sharpening tenor of the race, particularly on immigration.
