Sentence examples for going to television from inspiring English sources

Jordan, he said, is a two-hundred-million-dollar ad market, with little of this money going to television.

I started going to television and radio studios, churches and synagogues, talking with other religious leaders about Islam".

In Iowa alone he has aired more than 4,000 television ads, compared with 1,600 for Hillary Clinton.-Mrs Clinton.-Mrs Clintonent refunds totaling $804,850 to 249 donors associated with Norman Hsu, the disgraced Democratic fundraiser.-Rudy Giuliani spent $13m in the third quarter (he raised $11m), with hardly any going to television advertising.

The union, 1199/S.E.I.U., and the Greater New York Hospital Association spent more than twice as much on lobbying in 2001 as they did in 2000, most of it going to television and radio ads to sway public opinion, which they expected would in turn influence legislators and Gov. George E. Pataki.

It also unlocks a new set of advertisers, who were earlier going to television," Tewari added.

And then, yes, he will go to television.

Most of those character actors have gone to television.

In the past, much of that same money would have gone to television ads about candidates.

Money that campaigns once spent on printed materials has gone to television, radio and the Internet.

Getting out the vote tends to be expensive and cumbersome, draining money that might otherwise go to television advertising.

Of that sum, $3 million has gone to television advertising, concentrated in markets that neither campaign considers battlegrounds, among them New York, Washington and Los Angeles.