Sentence examples for label tv from inspiring English sources

Rather, A Separation is a low-key, interior-bound drama that you could easily plaster with that damning label "TV movie" – except that TV these days rarely makes or transmits realist drama this intelligent, certainly not in Britain.

Unwittingly, the airmen have become the stuff of yobbery as well as comedy, both as neatly fused as a Barnes Wallis bomb in a Carling Black Label TV advertisement of 1989.

His Bad Boy portfolio includes a record label, TV franchises, clothing and cologne lines.

The Beijing-based startup employs an unique SoundPrint technology to record, analyze and label TV programs.

What troubles me is the decision-makers in Hollywood who will read that @Deadline tripe about black actors in television and say, "Exactly"..@Deadline You are literally creating the problem when you label TV a white person's medium and suggest non-whites are a trend.

Those so eager to scapegoat rap may also want ask themselves who owns the record labels, TV and radio stations that are so happy to promote and profit from a particular image of black youth?

The main part of the image is given over to a large remote control, whose buttons are labelled "TV explodes", "cause nationwide blackout", "lose sound", "lose pictures", "launch rocketship", "house blows up", "emit snakes", etc.

On some cameras, like Canons, this setting is labeled "Tv".

They are no longer the stoic self-sacrificers of postwar Japan and Korea but modish, Westernized guys and gals who like their designer labels, TVs, VCRs, PCs, cars and comfy jobs in chrome and glass offices.

Cowell breezes through the Q&A session, despite the confrontational set-up, with Murison noting that at the beginning and end he winks at her, leading the NME editor to conclude: "This – the record label, the TV show, the interview with NME – it's all a game to him..

It's probably best that we don't label 3D TV as a novelity or fade anymore.