Sentence examples for corner television from inspiring English sources

Steelers, Patriots, and Cowboys fans can reliably find their games featured on large-screen televisions, but Chiefs, Seahawks, and Buccaneers games are typically relegated to a corner television.

With the jukebox piping in music, the day's best sports game on a corner television and rounds of beer, regulars say the Grill & Bar provides hard-working singles the respite they need.

In the Rosebrook Bar behind the lobby, guests sipped drinks and took in the panoramic view from large windows while an all-news channel on a corner television reported that Barack Obama, then still the president-elect, was having urgent meetings with economic advisers.

Over the years, I've told him jokes, we've shaken our heads over national tragedies playing out on the corner television.

In one corner, a television is tuned to MSNBC — never Fox News.

Like its friendly hosts, it's a little corner of television that's welcoming, enthusiastic and informative.

Ten-gallon pans are stacked in the corner, a television is on, although he ignores it, and a futon at the kitchen table can open into a bed.

Edith Cardenas, 74, who was passing by on the way to visit a friend around the corner, said television and other entertainment were pulling people away from airshafts.

Matawalu then touched down in the left corner but television replays revealed his foot had been in touch.

This room was equipped with everyday objects for use in ADLs and IADLs, eg, an armchair, a table, a tea corner, a television, a personal computer, and a library.

"I'm just enjoying my football," Bale, who stands at 1.83 meters, said when cornered by television reporters after the game.