Sentence examples for important tv from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some important TV channels already broadcast their live content on the Internet.

And I think this cultural space is incredibly important – TV, radio, theatre, art.

Whether or not Ms. Walters was exemplary, she may be the single most important TV personality of the last 50 years — just not for the reasons we've heard.

Not only does she own important TV and film production firms, she has also become one of the most powerful people in publishing.

He added, "They say that every important TV niche has been filled, but I'm pretty sure we've found one that hasn't".

These days, Mr. Obama texts when he has a new speech to promote, an important TV appearance or a major rally.

In other, important TV-to-pretend-to-be-watching news, series one of Orange Is the New Black has landed on Netflix.

Starting with the all-important TV subscription base, the deal adds the 6 million users of AT&T's U-Verse TV platform to the already-vast 20 million users signed up to DIRECTV in the US.

Since it debuted in the summer of 1996, "The Daily Show," which airs weeknights at 11 p.m., has become a welcome antidote to the rise in self-important TV newsmagazines, blustering pundits and celebrity-worship programming.

But it's not because he depicted the dean of the White House press corps telling self-important TV correspondent Roland Hedley to "Get the hell out of my face" when he brought two visitors to meet her in the White House briefing room.

On Friday's "Good Morning America," First Lady Michelle Obama spoke to Robin Roberts about her work with military families, her daughters ("They're doing great because I'm able to strike a balance...they keep us going"), her mother ("she's the funniest person I know"), and how she relaxes ("sometimes I just click on some non-important TV").