Sentence examples for fields of television from inspiring English sources
A number of South Dakotans are famous for their work in the fields of television and publishing.
Hosted by Steve Harvey, the 44th annual event will celebrate the accomplishments of people of color in the fields of television, music, literature and film, and also honor individuals or groups who promote social justice through creative endeavors.
Although recognizing the unique cultural contribution the ERT has made in the fields of television, cinema, radio and visual arts, as well as some quality educational programs that would not otherwise be available, many Greeks also see the ERT as synonymous with everything that was wrong with the post-1974 Greek political and social reality.
Since a majority of mass media dissemination in the United States is supported by commercial interests, particularly in the fields of television and radio, it is likely that individuals who reported using these media were exposed to substantial amounts of paid advertising.
Now, Chicago is becoming the even playing field of television romance.
1979 "The Juice" retires from professional sport and enters the field of television sports commentary and acting.
"You don't earn a brand name overnight, and 'Masterpiece Theater' is a sturdy pair of shoulders raised above the crowded field of television".
Actors at the Prithvi Festival include those who are just beginning in the field of television serials as well as seasoned screen actors.
One is that so many of the people involved in making it went on to careers in the emerging field of television and took the lessons and techniques of "The March of Time" with them.
On Siegel's recommendation, Peckinpah found work as a writer in the flourishing field of television westerns, and by 1960 was receiving producing and directing credits as well on "The Westerner," a well-reviewed but short-lived series starring Brian Keith.
David Musgrave achieves a weird meld of primitive and technological in his drawings, which surround crude little figures and amulets, seemingly made of paper or string, with the alien field of television static.
