Sentence examples for landmark tv from inspiring English sources

Summer TV shows are as ambitious as ever, and this year's slate includes programs that mark the TV debut of award-winning filmmakers, offer us an animated reboot, revisit landmark TV history and more.

He was the first boy through the school gates when landmark TV series Grange Hill began.

Schoenberg: A Survivor From Warsaw This recording is from Rattle's landmark TV series on 20th century music, Leaving Home.

Du Sautoy has presented numerous radio and TV series including a four part landmark TV series for the BBC called The Story of Maths.

Between those two landmark TV comedies he wrote and directed Sour Grapes, a dire, almost unwatchable film, about cousins who fall out over a casino jackpot windfall.

Recalling his own foray into depicting Nixon in a stage play and film about the former president's landmark TV interviews with the British broadcaster David Frost, Morgan said: "In America, it was a play about Richard Nixon.

Gore with Current TV could have made landmark television, but instead Gore treated Current TV as a cross between a hobby and a stock trade (buy low, sell high).

There comes a point at which all the students will start dreaming streets, calling their children by street names, reciting every street within half a mile of a landmark on TV.

It's conventional wisdom that Guinness's performance is a landmark in TV history, and you won't get an argument here, though if you're watching it for the first time, you may wonder at the start what all the fuss is about.

The 11-part 1981 Brideshead is a landmark in TV history, there's been a decent version of Scoop and two shots at his greatest work, the Sword of Honour trilogy, the first one (adapted by Giles Cooper and starring Edward Woodward) being the better.

Elvis '68 Return engagement of writer-director Brian Newell's song-filled re-creation of the King of Rock and Roll's landmark 1968 TV special; Casey Ryan stars.