Sentence examples for if televised from inspiring English sources

Speculate on which past presidents may have never won elections if televised debates had been a factor.

If televised debates between party leaders do happen this year, the format will end up looking a lot more like the line of podiums in Danish political drama Borgen than anything from The West Wing.

If televised images of the Yankee Stadium empties are important — barely half the 43,342 announced as paid attendance in the Wednesday afternoon rain showed up — then here's a tip for the Yankees: Follow your old business partners, the Nets, and play "The Price is Right".

If televising the White House press briefings had unanticipated and negative consequences, then perhaps it is unwise to allow video cameras to record Supreme Court hearings, as some propose.

If the televised session on Monday seemed to put Mr. Obama on the spot, he did not appear ruffled.

If the televised Olympics are too sanitary and the hole-in-the-wall strip clubs too sleazy for your tastes, then perhaps you'll find voyeuristic contentment in the between ground (or should I say air?) occupied by "Désir," the literally high-flying exercise in body bending that's playing in a mirrored tent on the southern tip of Manhattan.

The future, if not televised, will at least be videoed.

If our televised competitions on the BBC and everywhere else come to an end, I might be forced to move".

If negotiations were televised, nobody would ever utter the words, "Well, if we agreed to that, what would your side give?" or maybe, "We might be able to sell that to our side, if your side would agree to this".

If the next episode isn't the most thrilling hour of television ever televised, that's it.

Hero! stockmag If only all televised sports had such magical players.