Sentence examples for committed to television from inspiring English sources

Fallon called it "one of the most uncomfortable father son sex talks ever committed to television (and thus, really, one of the most realistic)", and his colleague Brown said it became "something lovely, open-hearted, and true".

Should win: "Transparent" was one of the most powerful and measured stories committed to television this year, but we're honoring the season's best comedy and that is "Silicon Valley".

All because Major League Baseball seems more committed to its television schedule than to its postseason product.

It was a sign, Mr. Roberts believed, that Mr. Immelt might not be fully committed to the television business.

The Brown campaign has agreed to two television debates and two radio forums; the Warren campaign has not agreed to the radio debates, but has so far committed to three television face-offs.

In response to a question, though, he did say that he had spoken with the "Glee" star Lea Michele ("Spring Awakening") about the role, but that his understanding was that she was committed to the television series during the 2011-12 theater season.

Even if there is a long way to go, major broadcast network executives said in interviews that they were committed to integrating television and that there would be more minorities on prime time this year.

First Ms. Murphy was committed to a television series and later a suitable Broadway theater was not open until the Hirschfeld was vacated by "Man of La Mancha" in August.

O'Toole was committed to the television series The Huntress when Ettinger filmed the original pilot.

O'Toole was committed to the television series The Huntress when Ettinger was filming her scenes for the pilot.

She is committed to her television program serving a societal greater good and not just providing entertainment for some, and a sizable paycheck for herself.