Sentence examples for constant television from inspiring English sources

On a day of almost constant television coverage of civil rights, Mr. Obama wasn't the star.

But it won't catch on unless there's real marketing muscle behind it, like constant television airtime that powers the product's sales pitch.

But Mr. Scott won over voters in a tight race with his constant television presence and consistency on issues like job creation and immigration.

As much as television has changed over the years, one thing has remained constant: television stations throughout the country show reruns of "Star Trek: The Next Generation".

On Saturday, with one ear on the constant television drone, I heard an MSNBC anchor say, "Monica has been counting the votes".

Since her ill-fated 2008 run for vice-president, Sarah Palin and her family have been a constant television presence, appearing in their own reality show and, more recently, on her very own Sarah Palin channel.

And between constant television-watching, YouTube hits and new video games, it seems completely possible for children to reach age 10 without ever playing with a toy that doesn't go "beep".

IN the news media's frenzy surrounding an Italian court's decision last week to free Amanda Knox, the American exchange student convicted of killing her roommate in Perugia, the journalist Nina Burleigh was a near-constant television presence.

Back when Ginsburg, then Monica Lewinsky's attorney, went on all five Sunday news-punditry shows, his feat was of such note that to this day it's still called "the Full Ginsburg". If it happened today with Sekulow, a near-constant television presence, it's possible that no one would notice.

CARTOONS, or animated features, are a constant on television, although usually not in prime time.

It is a constant on television, with England's Channel 4 broadcasting 88 afternoons of racing along with 64 mornings of an hourlong magazine show.