Sentence examples for general television from inspiring English sources

But in general television channels, newspapers and street corners buzz with strongly held opinions.

In general, television dramas fall into two categories: "procedurals," where each episode can stand alone, and "serials," where each episode builds on the next.

But HBO has another highly valuable property on its hands: 39 previous episodes of "The Sopranos" that were never available to the general television audience.

But officials stress that individual countries must do much of the work.Some are pushing ahead: in September Estonia will launch a general television channel aimed at the quarter of its population who speak Russian first.

The explanations are as near at hand as the general television trend since Sept. 11: viewers have been flocking to the so-called comfort food of reliable old TV favorites and shying away from anything new or outrageously different.

Previous examples include video games, online porn, social networking, anything with a screen, the internet in general, television, books, typewriters, the printing press, the internal combustion engine, carrier pigeons, and that hot orange stuff you get when you rub sticks together that makes raw food dangerously edible.

In general, live television is receding as people time-shift its content, but the notion of "linear television" is here to stay, he said.

But as Hispanics, when we watch general market television, we'd like to see some semblance of reality to our lives".

He's also media-savvy and fully aware of the radical changes in society that mass media in general, and television in particular, were enacting.

Liu Shih-chung, Tainan city government deputy secretary general, said television footage of its ruins suggested the possibility of structural problems related to poor-quality reinforced steel and cement.

She remembers Sturgeon crushing the then Labour leader, Ed Miliband, in the general election television debates in April 2015, wooing English and Welsh voters with her centre-left rhetoric.