Sentence examples for fine television from inspiring English sources

This was the point when independent producers realised that Radio 4 had a number of comedy shows and producers that could translate into fine television.

Mr. Hanks juggles snow globes, fakes a Russian accent and generally demonstrates that before he was a famous movie star, he was a fine television comedian.

He was an extremely fine television commentator too, his contributions showing up many of the look-at-me gabble-peddlers of today for what they are (that he was gradually ousted from their domains was as much a testament to the insecurity of others as anything).

[C12.] Fearing F.C.C. Reaction, WB Censors New Drama Concerned about the recent decision by the Federal Communications Commission to fine television networks for material deemed indecent, the WB network will broadcast a new drama next week, "The Bedford Diaries," that it has censored over the objections of the program's creator.

Winner: Sheamus Verdict: Perfectly fine television wrestling.

IGN's Eric Goldman rated the episode 9/10, calling it "very satisfying", and Gerrick Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times commended it as "fine television".

For a mere $8,999 wherever fine televisions are sold, you can pick up this state-of-the-art Samsung 75" HDTV.

One of his finest television roles was outside the series format.

Former News At Ten anchor Sir Trevor McDonald said: "Michael Nicholson was almost without doubt the finest television journalist of his generation".

Standing as one of the finest television shows of all time, Breaking Bad now has a total of 58 Emmy nominations under its belt.

"We used to have this reputation in Britain of having the finest television in the world and it was, for a long time," said Dance.