Sentence examples for extension television from inspiring English sources

In the United States, one forum to debate political issues is the theater, and by extension, television and film.

In fairness, it wasn't the fault of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, which produces the Oscar extravaganza, nor ABC, which has televised it for almost 60 years and will continue to do so at least through 2020, if the best pictures of the year weren't all that exciting or interesting to the majority of moviegoers or, by extension, television viewers.

"And it speaks to a consumer consumption reality that television — and by extension, video — is a multifaceted thing.

I fear, however, that this seemingly obvious extension to television will never happen.

The industries that produced the jet engine, the radio (and, by extension, the television), radar, penicillin, synthetic rubber and semiconductors all stemmed from ­government-financed research or procurement.

And this, by the standards to which I methodically adhered, is the funniest line in the history of Seinfeld, and -- by extension -- television sitcoms.

DEC . 14The N.F.L. announces a nine-year extension of its television contracts.

Until then, cable had been seen as an extension of broadcast television, subject to regulation under the Communications Act of 1934.

The Red Bulls announced an extension of its television contract with the MSG Network, which will carry about 20 of the team's games.

"The Profit" is an extension of reality television's long-running charitable impulse, but like the cheery moguls on ABC's "Shark Tank," Mr. Lemonis has skin in the game.

The magazine's management has been reorganized with the addition of an editorial director, who will be responsible for overseeing the magazine's brand extensions like books, television programming and applications for mobile and tablet devices.