Sentence examples for improve television from inspiring English sources

Dear President Seb, can you make it one of your first priorities as head of IAAF to improve television coverage of athletics?

In fact, the larger dish seemed to improve television service, and only the most severe storm can now disturb a Sunday football game.

Barry shared many of Cartier's views on the need to improve television drama, and he hired him for the producer's job.

I see no hope of improving television until this structural fault is corrected.

Part of that strategy was the owners' belief that the N.H.L. could bounce back from lockouts with increased attendance and improved television ratings.

His approach challenged and finally prevailed over the competing, less ambitious view of cable service as being merely a way of improving television reception.

Besides, instant-replay review isn't about improving umpiring or improving baseball; it's about improving television, which more and more controls how the game is administered both on the field and off.

But when Evian's tournament committee agreed to meet the criteria, including improving television and contractual agreements, as well as redesigning the entire Evian Resort Golf Club course, the commissioner went to his board of directors and requested adding a fifth major.

The thanking of our troops is a fine gesture, but one easily exploited by anybody looking for an applause line or a few more votes or, perhaps, improved television ratings.

Proprietors of the pint are building stadium-style seating, offering free meals and improving television reception in an attempt to draw big World Cup crowds and stop a slide in national beer sales, according to Bloomberg News, which stated ominously that "the future of England's dwindling pub industry rests with Wayne Rooney's groin".

Now, after a 20-year career in television, Mr. Compton has his hands on a tool that he hopes will improve the television images that will wash over the next generation of Canada's indigenous peoples.