Sentence examples for from televised from inspiring English sources

He abstained from televised debates with Ms Tymoshenko to avoid making gaffes.

Incumbents or challengers well ahead in the polls have little to gain from televised debates and much to lose.

Most football fans will be forced to spend at least part of the weekend away from televised Super Bowl coverage.

The abdomens of those with kwashiorkor, however, distend in a way that is distressingly familiar from televised appeals for famine relief.

"I didn't like any of the characters" is a complaint made frequently, everywhere from televised book clubs to reviews on blogs and online bookstores.

Furthermore, Santorum faces the possibility of being excluded from televised debates, as he is just at the national polling threshold necessary to participate.

Should ESPN, and not the colleges, be paying football players with the enormous profit from televising their games?

This move by Pittsburgh and Syracuse, like others around the conference landscape, was driven by the money that comes from televising football games.

The calculation was based not only on ad revenue from the games themselves, he said, but from televising the games in Spanish, driving user traffic to ESPNespn.com, breaking news on-line about B.C.S. standings and in sending mobile alerts.

In January, for example, the court took the unusual step of granting an emergency stay to stop a district court in California from televising a civil trial over the constitutionality of that state's Proposition 8, which prohibits same-sex marriage.

After seeing the success from televising the final games of the tournament, Castleman Chesley believed that "ACC basketball could be as popular as any TV show in North Carolina".