Sentence examples for nice television from inspiring English sources

He was thirty, and had a nice television job already lined up.

But this is nice television however, where the hosts are kind and the contestants, who varied and interesting, are treated kindly and with respect by the producers.

Dobel, intervening on his young friend's behalf, nudges Jerry toward a future in Los Angeles, where a nice television job is waiting.

Slavkov explained he had merely been play-acting for those nice television fellows in order to point out the imperfections in the bidding system.

This made for a nice television moment.

He also found the music "a bit oppressive" but concluded that, despite these criticisms, the show was "still awfully nice television".

You can tell why they held onto this one; the Playbar contains a few nice television-specific features.

What won't be visible, even on the nicest HD televisions, is the engineering that went into making this World Cup's ball, the Jabulani.

"More nice guys in television series.

He may play a nice guy on television, but he seemed oddly thrilled by the disarray.

"I don't think it's a particularly nice bit of television.