Sentence examples for ideal television from inspiring English sources
Incidental Intelligence: A midtown delicatessen that in bygone days used to display a sign reading "Party Snacks" before an array of tidbits has abandoned the tidbits and hung out a sign saying, "Cheese and icebox rye - an ideal television snack".
The New Yorker, November 20, 1948 P. 32 Incidental Intelligence: A midtown delicatessen that in bygone days used to display a sign reading "Party Snacks" before an array of tidbits has abandoned the tidbits and hung out a sign saying, "Cheese and icebox rye - an ideal television snack".
ABC executives are suggesting that "The Runner" could be the ideal television idea, both because it makes viewers into active players, and because it opens up unmatched opportunities for advertisers to embed plugs for their products into the content of the show.
The findings imply that watching (adult) thin ideal television directly affects the ideal body figure in older preadolescent girls.
Further on in the piece, Stasi notes that the show shortchanges the merits of the typically ideal television female character as embodied by Marnie, played by Allison Williams: "Sometimes it just doesn't pay to be smart, breathtakingly beautiful, nice and kind.
Only older preadolescent girls (11 12 years old) showed greater body dissatisfaction after watching the thin ideal focused television clip than after watching the neutral television clip.
After watching thin ideal focused television, they desired a thinner body figure than after watching neutral television.
Sure, so he is ideal for television, the most meretricious medium of them all.
Sevens is faster and higher-scoring and, Caravelli pointed out after his public remarks, ideal for television: "We can guarantee a commercial every seven minutes.
She was also ideal for television: a down-to-earth, streaked-blond, peanut-butter-sandwich-making mother whose personal story resonated powerfully.
Mike Davis, the executive director of the U.S.G.A., said there were concerns about weekend fields of more than 100 players necessitating groups of three for the final two rounds or sending groups of two off both tees, neither of which is ideal for television coverage.
