Sentence examples for most recent television from inspiring English sources

Her most recent television credits included two hit American series, Desperate Housewives and Ugly Betty.

In his most recent television ads, Mr. Thompson has added a new slogan: "He'll make us proud".

The Sun said more than a million people had watched Mr. Harris's most recent television appearance on Wednesday in a show called "Animal Clinic" about distressed animals.

It was Aaron Sorkin's most recent television show, "The Newsroom," that was supposed to capture the zeitgeist of a polarized, cynical, and bitter political culture.

Its most recent television spot, for example, praised Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire, for supporting the Senate bill last week despite significant opposition in her state.

Her painstaking advice to the nation on how to boil an egg in her most recent television series, How to Cook, was branded "insulting" by chef Gary Rhodes.

And the moment you allow the sleek young men of the CIA – actively encouraged by the most recent American television serials promoting brutality and assassination – to torture against "terror", you're in the same basket as the bad guys.

For his most recent album, "Television" (Palm Pictures), Mr. Maal collaborated with Brazilian Girls, an internationalist electronica and dance-music group from New York City, and the music dipped into club and Caribbean rhythms.

At first glance, most people who saw the most recent Ted Cruz television ad running in South Carolina this week probably wouldn't have found it controversial enough to be taken down.

Some of the most recognizable recent television ads also belong to Jobs Applee.

Gates's slant on African-American history has been influenced by the research he did for his most recent book and television series, "Black in Latin America".