Sentence examples for of which aired from inspiring English sources
The three discussions - the first of which aired last Friday - begin by seeking definitions of capitalism.
Previous series, the last of which aired in 2013 on the BBC, showed Dennis only in 2D.
The conclusion of "The Fugitive" was seen in two parts, the second of which aired on Aug. 29, 1967.
The producer Peter Guber has adapted a number of Roberts's books into Lifetime movies, four of which aired on Saturday nights this spring.
Brock Akil is an up-and-coming pop auteur; she's best known for the sitcom "Girlfriends" and its spinoff "The Game," both of which aired on the CW.
Let us turn to Channel 4 and something better: Paul Abbott's new police drama No Offence, the second episode of which aired last night.
Perhaps the most forward-thinking aspect of their 're-launch' was a series of commercials, which aired in 2009 and 2010.
Lochte appeared as an exaggerated version of himself in the 30 Rock episode "Stride of Pride," which aired October 18 , 2012
Mr. Diaz-Balart will also be on Bloomberg's "Capitol Gains" and Telemundo's "Enfoque," both of which air Sunday at noon Eastern.
But Martin seems as proud of designing and building three studios since then - of which Air Lyndhurst is the only one still operational - as he is of of his production credits.
In "Faces of America with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.," the final episode of which airs this Wednesday on PBS, Gates turns Godlike while unveiling the genetic ties and secret heredity of, among others, Meryl Streep, Malcolm Gladwell, and Stephen Colbert.
