Sentence examples for introduced tv from inspiring English sources

Paul Abbott's Shameless introduced TV audiences to the estates of east Manchester in Gorton.

In 1954, C. A. Swanson & Sons introduced "TV dinners," which consisted of a Thanksgiving-style meal of turkey, corn bread dressing, peas and sweet potatoes.

The Taco Bell division of Tricon Global Restaurants went ahead and introduced TV spots last Tuesday as part of a new campaign carrying the theme "Think outside the bun".

A pioneer in television broadcasting, producer/director Jack Sameth introduced TV audiences to the things he loved most-music, great talent and the wonders of science and the human body.

In 1939 Sarnoff, with great fanfare, introduced TV at the New York World's Fair.

A number of cable, satellite, and IPTV providers have introduced TV Everywhere services that let viewers watch TV content online.

Among the initial clients is T-Mobile, which will introduce TV commercials to appear during the ESPN coverage of the finals of the National Basketball Association playoffs.

The memorable achievements of Mr. Walters's brief tenure have been things like cutting off student loans for kids with pot convictions, threatening doctors who recommend pot to cancer patients and introducing TV commercials that have the tone and credibility of wartime propaganda.

Some broadcasters have been hesitant to introduce TV Everywhere services, with concerns that they may affect advertising revenue and not be adequately counted by Nielsen ratings.

Not only did "The Cosby Show" introduce TV viewers to a fictional black family made up of professional, loving parents and their intelligent, witty children (sayonara stereotypes!), but it showcased the most memorable fashion trends from the '80s and '90s.

Facebook are planning to introduce TV-style adverts to users' news feeds, selling spots to companies for up to $2.5 million £1.64mm) a day.