Sentence examples for going on tv from inspiring English sources

Coaching is necessary before going on TV because we're all prone to nerves, forgetfulness and occasional plain stupidity.

He said, "As long as we have wars going on, TV going on and Sept. 11 aftershocks, they have staying power".

Pressure could be me sitting here, talking to you now, because there's a camera and this is going on TV.

He keeps going on TV to say, "Nobody should underestimate Turkey" or "Turkey is not like any other country we cannot be toyed with" or words to that effect.

"No one wanted Nancy Grace going on TV with a picture of the sunken Concordia, followed by a Carnival ad, 'fun for all,' " said Heidi M. Allison, chief executive of Allison & Taylor, a public relations firm that represents various travel companies.

Since Koch lost the gubernatorial nomination last Sept. there has been anear-absence of what used to be almost daily events: the sounds of the Mayor going on TV to bait one adversary or another on the local, the state, or even the international scene.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, April 11 , 1983P. 118 Since Koch lost the gubernatorial nomination last Sept. there has been anear-absence of what used to be almost daily events: the sounds of the Mayor going on TV to bait one adversary or another on the local, the state, or even the international scene.

Had you ever thought about going on TV before?

But, of course, no one goes on TV without a mask.

Would they go on tv and protest violence?

"What they say is what goes on TV.