Sentence examples for over televisions from inspiring English sources

John Walden, its chief executive, said the company was forced to issue the warning because of the unpredictability of Black Friday – the imported shopping day when people fight over televisions and websites crash.

Images posted online showed chaotic scenes in Edmonton, with witnesses describing "mayhem" as discounted coffee machines went on sale, while footage from an Asda in Wembley showed people fighting over televisions.

Incidents included people fighting over televisions at Asda in Wembley and officers intervening after 200 people refused to leave a Tesco Extra store in the Manchester area despite being told it was sold out.

At the time, he hoped to raise an estimated $40 million to $50 million in proceeds to acquire other sex sites and distribute IEG's steamy content over televisions equipped with Internet set-top devices.

"Motocross and extreme sports are taking over television," Karen Kimmel, an owner of K-Bond, observed.

It's Not Easy Being Smart Not every boy stars in his own blockbuster and then takes over television.

After the Super Bowl, the next sports spectacular to take over television screens will be the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

8 P.M. (TCM) PETER COOK & DUDLEY MOORE In the mid-1960s a new generation of comics from universities like Cambridge and Oxford took over television and radio in Britain.

My investigative report, "Lobby-gate: Cash for Access," took over television news and all the front pages.

Sometime around 2011, U.S. mobile app usage surpassed web browsing -- and now it's starting to take over television.

A cow's skull, inscribed with quotations, peered from atop a painted-over television set.