Sentence examples for placed televisions from inspiring English sources

We're stuck in the press filing center, generally a sea of banquet tables with chairs and power strips, with strategically placed televisions all around so you can watch the debate — only in far worse conditions than the average voter sitting in his living room.

For the first half of the picture, she's just hovering about in prominently placed televisions like an Orwellian peddler, but with Mother's Day looming, this woman with no attachments, save for her manager, played by Pretty Woman co-star Hector Elizondo, enters our world of messy relationships.

One popular place for this was a bakery called Rikuritas, where a strategically placed television allowed workers to sit inside watching the game while still monitoring the work opportunities outside on the avenue.

He works in Los Angeles, placing television commercials on stations around the country.

A company, MDCommunications, helps those physicians market the QuickLift by placing television spots and optimizing how fast a doctor is found online.

Democrats then tied the group to the Bush campaign by noting that the firm of Alex Castellanos, the media consultant working on the ads, had done work placing television commercials for the Bush organization.

At the Sony United States Research Laboratories in San Jose, Calif., a team is developing a new format, called Blendo, that would place television-quality video within a navigable 3-D environment.

While Black & Decker can see immediate sales data of a new chain saw, it's hard for Bank of America to gauge the effect of placing television sets in branches to pacify customers stuck in teller lines (a practice it began earlier this year).

In 2016, the Trump campaign hired Cambridge Analytica to place television advertisements, target digital advertisements and conduct polling in swing states.

Corey J. Gottlieb is the chairman of Interactive Taxi, a video system created by Global Vision Interactive Inc. of New York, which has placed its television databases in more than 100 cabs.

The mandate placed on television for instant clarity and coherence proved elusive.