Sentence examples for credited television from inspiring English sources

She had made her credited television debut as Babs, the dreamy-eyed teenage daughter, in the first season (1949-50) of the working-class sitcom "The Life of Riley," when Jackie Gleason played Riley.

He credits television shows like Martha Stewart and Mario Batali's "Molto Mario" for bringing Italian-American fare into the American mainstream.

Cattrall credits television with "filling the void" of stories about middle-aged people.

Butt credits television presenter Professor Brian Cox for bringing new interest to science subjects and creating an appetite for titles such as All About Space.

Tayag credits the television host with introducing his viewers to "sisig," a traditional dish made with chopped pork.

Ms. Colman, best known for comic roles on British television, credited him with allowing the actors breathing room.

Viacom credited a sturdy television advertising market, solid revenues from subscriber fees and emerging revenues from digital distributors like Netflix.

Equal parts conjurer and diplomat, Mr. Fiorentino was, as Newsweek wrote in 1969, "the Picasso of spots and strobes," widely credited with transforming television lighting from engineering into art.

We included the top five selling books identified on the cover as a television series tie-in, credited to a single television chef, and containing recipes for main course meals.

Behind the scenes, Adam Chodikoff has been credited with finding key television footage and sound bites.

Credit cards enable foolish impulse purchases, but they also make it possible to buy things on credit — furniture, television sets, refrigerators — that are absolute necessities.