Sentence examples for get televised from inspiring English sources

For her final showdown with President Snow (Donald Sutherland), Katniss embarks on an impulsive campaign – which her rebel comrades have no choice but to support – intended not merely to get televised propaganda coups against the president but to assassinate him.

"The game would probably get televised and would bring in in excess of £120,000 on its own, plus gate receipts and you are looking at the thick end of probably £200,000".

Most television viewers won't be aware of the jockeying that goes on when deciding what numbers from what shows get televised.

Also, the network gets televised reports from Journal staff members throughout the country.

"Look at darts before that became televised - it was quite similar to archery in that not many people did it, apart from pub people, but once it got televised then it was massive".

"Get the tours we do have televised.

If you get your televised sports from ESPN, you may think the N.H.L. disbanded in 2004.

"At his Montepulciano festival he managed to get it televised by the Italians, the Germans and BBC TV".

What a shame that in today's high-tech, globalized world, we did not get comprehensive televised coverage of a unique American hero abroad.

Prosecutors have charged that Lee and his son extorted money from boxers, managers and promoters in exchange for ratings that let the fighters get lucrative televised boxing matches and shots at the championship in a range of weight classes.

Personally, I find televised poker boring.