Sentence examples for make televising from inspiring English sources

"If they were mad about the 'Apprentice' thing, wait 'til they find out how much I'm gonna make televising the trials of my enemies".

The World Cup has proved there are the numbers to make televised women's sport a success.

In other words, is there a way to make televised "Jeopardy!" seem as simple as some of the clues that appear in taxis?

Regrettably, the Jerusalem bombing derailed plans for Mr. Arafat and Mr. Barak to make televised appeals yesterday to end the violence.

Sanjari, who is now seeking asylum in the US, was forced to make televised confessions, which were never broadcast but reserved for future use.

The language of the rule is clear; it is to ensure a team's "ability to sell all of its game tickets" and to "make televised games more attractive to viewers through the presence of sellout crowds".

"When we launched BT Sport we promised to make televised football far more accessible and affordable than it has been to date," read a statement from John Petter, chief executive of BT Consumer.

Amnesty International said in a statement that it was "gravely concerned that several opposition leaders detained in the wake of the 12 June elections may be facing torture, possibly to force them to make televised 'confessions' as a prelude to unfair trials in which they could face the death penalty".

And a good country allows people to speak their minds, and even make televised protests.

Since resurfacing, some of the booksellers have also come forward to make televised confessions or statements on their whereabouts and activities.

Amnesty International is gravely concerned that several opposition leaders detained in the wake of the 12 June elections may be facing torture, possibly to force them to make televised "confessions" as a prelude to unfair trials in which they could face the death penalty.