Sentence examples for expanded television from inspiring English sources
Many stations fear that they could be marginalized with insufficient space on a vastly expanded television dial, drowned out by a flood of commercial cable channels.
The league has opened offices in 14 global markets, played about 145 exhibition and regular-season games in international cities and expanded television coverage to 215 countries and territories, in 47 languages.
Ms. McDonald appeared as a nonsinging actress as one of the fabled Delaney sisters -- Bessie in her 20's -- in Ms. Mann's expanded television version of her own play "Having Our Say," which moved from the McCarter to Broadway.
Beyond mobile, the company has expanded television production, released an app on the iPad and yes, even launched a magazine in the past year.
Given that the Xbox team continues to source video content, recently built and released a console that has expanded television capabilities, and is working to create new exclusive content, it isn't immediately clear why Westlake no longer fit into the larger Microsoft zeitgeist.
In 1987, Andrew Rosenthal wrote for The New York Times about C-SPAN's influence in political elections, arguing that C-SPAN's "blanket coverage" had expanded television journalism "into areas once shielded from general view".
"The intellectual depth and professional quality of the journalism in our paper, on the Web and in our expanding television and book operations has no peer anywhere in the world".
A benefit of having never held down a roster spot on one of the chosen holiday elite has been quality family time at home, nestled comfortably in front of expanding television screens.
Discovery Communications, one of the best-performing media stocks over the past few years, specialises in building and expanding television networks, such as the Discovery Channel and Animal Planet.For now investors like having exposure to this cash-rich, growing industry.
When Mr. Forbes dropped out on Wednesday, Bush aides grabbed the remaining $45,000 in air time, expanding television and radio expenses here to $3 million, nearly a half-million more than Mr. McCain's.
It turns out that Mr. Murdoch's expanding television empire began managing the most popular station in Georgia last year just as tensions were building over the station's supposed support for the opposition to President Mikheil Saakashvili, whose critics say he is not the democrat he has claimed to be.
