Sentence examples for further television from inspiring English sources
Latterly he felt that ageism denied him further television opportunities.
If the new series is a success, expect Channel 4 to explore further television projects with Riley to broaden her profile.
There were further television dramas, The Mother (1994), Homecoming (1996) and most potent of all Deep in My Heart (1999) for which she received an Emmy as best supporting actress.
His biting wit and self-confidence in that role, which he filled for six seasons, led to further television opportunities, including a seat (2007 10) on the judging panel of Britain's Got Talent and his own interview program, Piers Morgan's Life Stories (2009– ), in which he grilled such public figures as singer Cliff Richard and Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
The California-based company is considering further television shows, as well as starting to make its own movies.
Hall suggested that Dibnah would be unlikely to have any further television work commissioned on his life and that he should consider becoming a television presenter.
Mr. Reiss's workload exploded as The Onion moved further into television.
This was an effort to further concentrate television and sponsorship dollars among the top-tier teams, as is the case in the English Premier League.
Scorsese branched out further into television as the executive producer of Boardwalk Empire (2010 14), an HBO drama series about gangsters in Atlantic City during Prohibition.
However, the good times for these two broadcasters are unlikely to last if the Spanish government goes ahead with its plan to issue licences for a further two television networks.
The huge bump in advertising this campaign season has surprised experts, some of whom believed that new campaign finance rules, coupled with an increase in Internet use -- offering candidates new ways to reach voters while further diffusing television audiences -- would stanch the ever-expanding growth of political advertising, at least during the Democratic primaries.
