Sentence examples for generations of television from inspiring English sources

Generations of television audiences also knew Ms. Freeman's elastic mug.

It marked the end of an era for a building familiar to generations of television viewers.

GENERATIONS of television audiences, reared on the BBC sitcom, "Yes, Minister", think they understand how Britain works.

To recent generations of television viewers, Richard Pearson was the voice of Mole in Cosgrove Hall's animated productions of The Wind in the Willows.

The first 180 homes planned for inside the BBC's former headquarters – a curving 1950s building in White City, London, familiar to generations of television watchers – have been snapped up, mainly by UK buyers.

The doughnut-shaped complex, which dates back to 1960, may have been designed on the back of an envelope in a pub – but generations of television viewers brought up watching programmes broadcast from the Wood Lane building were up in arms on Twitter complaining about the planned sale.

More important, MTM provided a training ground for a new generation of television artists.

Over the next few years a new generation of television receivers will be rolled out.

Lindsay was a star in the first generation of television leaders.

He was the public face of the Kremlin for a whole generation of television viewers in the United States.

"The One Show is an agreeable frolic but it's hardly a finishing school for a generation of television reporters," he said of the BBC1 programme.