Sentence examples for fully televised from inspiring English sources
The program doesn't invoke Adolf Eichmann and his 1961 trial (the first fully televised in television history), but rather John Gotti, the mob boss, as the appropriate comparison.
Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart When 22-year-old Pamela Smart stood trial 23 years ago for plotting the murder of her husband, Gregory, the case — which became the first fully televised, gavel-to-gavel court trial — helped set the stage for the birth of reality TV.
And it was after the first fully fledged televised war in Vietnam that American scholars resurrected ethical discussions about "just wars".
Any musician who makes it onto a talk show or an awards show, much less has a concert fully or partly televised, is probably already in heavy rotation on MTV, VH-1 or BET.
Then came the televised friendlies, fully equipped with "Bolt Cam" that followed the player's movements and reactions even when he was sat on the bench.
While Rockin' Roll specializes in providing the local community with bowling facilities, the bowling alley will also be built fully equipped to host televised bowling tournaments.
When NBC broadcast Hope's Vietnam Christmas specials in the early 1970s (he performed on Christmas Day, but the fully produced shows were not televised until January), they drew 60percentt of the viewing audience.
"The conditions have been created that our aims, as declared, were attained fully, and beyond," he said in a televised address.
When the widely beloved South African leader was televised with political leaders Tutu points out that Mandela "was not fully there.
The trial was televised for months, taking daytime soaps off the air, and they never fully recovered, says Ms Harrington.
