Sentence examples for covert tv from inspiring English sources

At least Oprah can be sure that Franzen's reluctance isn't just a piece of covert TV criticism - the author doesn't even have his own set.

It may include dramatic strikes visible on TV and covert operations, secret even in success.

As shown in 59, the tp is 現在在看電視 xianzai zai kan dianshi 'watching TV now', and the covert cp is watching TV just now.

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Mr Peace has also written about police corruption in the Red Riding series, which was adapted for TV, and GB84 about fictional covert government workings during the miner's strike.

Indeed, Andrey Zvyagintsev's unremittingly poisonous portrait of the abuse of power in contemporary Russia has been submitted as the country's official entry for next year's foreign language film Oscar – a rather more open-minded approach to dissenting art than that which greeted Pussy Riot, whose name appears briefly on the TV news in an almost subliminal act of covert subversion.

If this were a TV show, the tag line would read: ELITE COVERT AGENCY HUNTS WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS KILLER.

Younger was effectively handed a free rein to uncover the truth as he saw fit, the other commission member Richard McLaren giving him the thumbs up to use the covert recordings from the German ARD documentary – some of which was aired on TV and some of which has yet to be broadcast.

Editor for CRAFT and Make magazines, Becky Stern, created a covert way to escape the distracted dinner date with her DIY TV-B-Gone jacket.

By the fall of '69 the President's assault on the press & the TV networks had grown into an elaborate, highly organized overt & covert program of intimidation.

Based on the hit '60s TV series created by Bruce Geller, Mission: Impossible stars Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt, a member of the Impossible Missions Force, a covert agency tasked with handling, well, impossible missions.