Sentence examples for oriented television from inspiring English sources

This year alone, I have seen chainsaws used in reckless, hazardous manners on a number of "homesteading" oriented television shows.

At that time, the old commercial structures of the Cantonese cinema were giving way in the face of a Hong Kong New Wave, composed largely of socially oriented television directors like Ann Hui, Allen Fong and Mr. Tsui.

The exhibition, which is curated by Jonathan Wells and Meg Grey Wells of the programming collective Flux, will also include a section on the hip-hop oriented television shows "Video Music Box" and "Yo! MTV Raps"; installations on artists like Arcade Fire, Johnny Cash and Radiohead; and a history on the origins of music videos from the 1920s through the 1960s.

There had been gay-oriented television shows before the Gay Cable Network was started.

Episodes of two popular youth-oriented television series, "Felicity" and "Friends," have featured peer weddings.

While writing about the Indianapolis 500, he discovered the magazine's experimental film unit and began making style-oriented television programs.

It was no coincidence that the Bush campaign's first advertising blitz was on male-oriented television channels like ESPN, said Ms. Brazile.

Mr. Lehre signed with Fox and will produce a sketch-oriented television show that is set in his hometown and features his friends.

His company studied Vogue and Elle and youth-oriented television shows, and even visited local surf shops, in search of inspiration.

WHEN it comes to music-oriented television networks, MTV and VH1 are the mainstream Hertz-and-Avis, Coke-and-Pepsi pairing that comes to mind.

The young cast is certainly talented and likable, but the characters they portray have little more depth than the bouncy types on tween-oriented television shows.