Sentence examples for lined with television from inspiring English sources

The street was lined with television vans and crews.

The street was lined with television cameras, correspondents and photographers.

The corridor outside M.I.T.'s venerable lecture hall was transformed for the occasion into a red carpet — sans the actual red carpet — lined with television cameras and reporters.

The two-lane state highway through town was lined with dozens of satellite television trucks and visitors' cars, while Governor Wise drove up with an entourage from Charleston to serve as the master of ceremonies.

At the Cheeca Lodge, a famed 60-year-old luxury resort that emphasizes what might be called tropical elegance — with hammocks along a beach lined with palm trees and plasma televisions in the well-appointed rooms — I enjoyed my Key lime pie in an airy courtyard setting that seemed to speak of the privileged essence of idleness.

The lower the rates fall, the more comfortable advertisers are buying online video ad inventory in bulk, and if the prices come down to be more in line with television ad rates then it will be easier for them to think of TV ads and online video ads in the same vein.

One wall was lined with a bank of flat-screened televisions, while the other consisted if silver ladder racks hung down with the latest fashion magazines.

The streets of Chitral were dirty with melted snow and lined with markets that sold everything from televisions to finely spun local wool to Kalashnikovs.

We headed into the living room lined with bookcases and trompe l'oeil cabinets that hide the television and the bar.

The hosts responded as a Trimble half-break led to Darren Cave, Court and Pienaar all taking it on and Ulster got over the line with the television match official awarding the score to Williams and Pienaar converted.

Deals have already been lined up with French and German television companies.