Sentence examples for got on tv from inspiring English sources

"What have we got on TV over the weekend?

But we would do well to recall that day itself also belonged to those ordinary people whose names never appeared in the history books, never got on TV.

"During my visit there was a reception at the palace after a performance, and I was amazed by the coverage he got on TV.

A Buzzfeed story appeared, by magic, in which he (really) did tell the Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, that she only got on TV because of her gender.

Here was a designer who, when he got on TV to talk about his clothes, didn't try to sound posh or even articulate.

"He's good — he's not just another foreigner who got on TV because he could speak and sing in Chinese," said Yu Na, 40, who lives in northwest Beijing, adding that she likes to "jump up and down" to Mr. Uwechue's more upbeat songs; many of them are soul-infused versions of classic Chinese love songs, with faster rhythms.

"That's one way to get on TV," Hedgecock said.

"It's one way to get on TV, I guess," Hedgecock said of his swoon.

And was Kara just trying to get on TV by saying one of the male contestants needed to be spanked?

Your bedroom would be fine if you are just making one for a family occasion, but if your PSA is getting on TV, consider a TV studio.

I thought I could just get on TV and talk.