Sentence examples for fine tv from inspiring English sources

There are four quality modes: TV Super Fine, TV Fine, TV Normal, and a special YouTube-friendly Web & Mobile setting.

The Treasure Hunt by Andrea Camilleri (translated by Stephen Sartarelli) I loved Camilleri long before the fine TV adaptations appeared.

After all the bonnets and Burton-inspired weirdnesheshe is establishing herself as a character actor, with the rare ability to do frumpy (Enid Blyton and Riese) and glam (Elizabeth Taylor in the fine TV drama Burton and Taylor, and her forthcoming Princess Margaret in The Crown).

Ofcom is entitled to fine TV companies that break the broadcasting code up to 5% of their "qualifying revenue", which for ITV plc – which owns all 11 Channel 3 licences in England and Wales – could be as much as £75m overall.

David Simon, inventor of The Wire and other fine TV products, kicks off The Essay: The Book That Changed Me (Weekdays, 10.45pm, Radio 3) on Monday with his tribute to Walker Evans and James Agee's Let Us Now Praise Famous Men.

He was prominent in two fine TV series of the late 1960s, The Caesars and The Power Game – ancient and modern versions of the same thing, perhaps – and made a mark in films such as Gordon Flemyng's Dr Who and the Daleks (1965) and Hammer's A Challenge for Robin Hood (1967), in which he played the title role.

Some of the finest TV actors cut their teeth in soaps.

Such honours are the proper due of the finest TV actors we are likely to have.

Add in the superlative Tom Hiddleston as put-upon assistant Magnus and it's the finest TV drama in years.

This is what the finest TV shows do: break out of their boxes and become something far greater.

It is recognised, in intellectual circles, that 2004's Brat Camp was some of the finest TV ever made.