Sentence examples for find televisions from inspiring English sources
The century-old Monhegan Island Inn is one of two places to stay here, and although you won't find televisions, hairdryers, or even ceiling fans in your room, the inn more than makes up for its lack of modern amenities with comfortable rooms, the amazing natural beauty of the island and the promise of a truly unpluggedescape.
On Sundays, at around five o'clock in the morning, thrifty locals browse il mercato delle cose rubate, "the market of stolen goods," where you can find televisions, toilet seats, chandeliers, ovens, sunglasses, leather jackets, cabinets, jewelry, iPhones, seven-piece dining sets.
The century-old Monhegan Island Inn is one of two places to stay here, and although you won't find televisions, hairdryers, or even ceiling fans in your room, the inn more than makes up for its lack of modern amenities with comfortable rooms, the amazing natural beauty of the island and the promise of a truly unpluggedescape. 1 Ocean Avenue, Monhegan, +1 207 596 0371, islandinnmonhegan.com.
SADLY for print journalists, young people find television, the internet, video games and magazines far more interesting than newspapers.
Chapter a is entitled "overture"; chapter b, "mimesis"; chapter c, "books for people who find television too slow".
More recently, the Internet has encouraged people to cancel expensive cable subscriptions and instead rely on broadband connections to find television and other content — "cord-cutting," for short.
Swearing aside, a low-budget British political satire is hardly the place you'd expect to find television's scariest-yet-cuddliest Mafioso.
It's one of the reasons I find television so terribly annoying, because it's full of ghastly music – almost anything that might be interesting on television has this trite background of electronic music.
Switching on the television in my Chinese hotel room, it was easy to find television programmes dramatising China's resistance to the Japanese invasion.
He wrote in Tales from the Time Loop (2003) that he was beginning to find television workers insincere, shallow, and vicious, with rare exceptions.
"I find television very educating.
