Sentence examples for pre-recorded television from inspiring English sources

THANKS to pre-recorded television, politicians can now have the out-of-body experience of being in two places simultaneously.

In a message that appeared to be coordinated with a pre-recorded television interview by President Barack Obama, Holder attacked a 2013 supreme court decision that invalidated part of the Voting Rights Act as he called for a new national push for protections for minority voters.

Duke provides an on-campus satellite uplink facility for live or pre-recorded television interviews.

Studio space is available on campus for live or pre-recorded television and radio interviews.

Note to broadcast editors: Duke provides an on-campus satellite uplink facility for live or pre-recorded television interviews.

Duke provides an on-campus satellite uplink facility for live or pre-recorded television interviews, as well as a digital studio for interviews by Skype or YouTube Live.

The set's giant video screens showed not only close-ups of the band members performing, but also pre-recorded video, live television transmissions (intercepted by a satellite the group brought on tour), and text phrases.

The pre-recorded televised statement was then issued in the evening.

So far, companies are exploring three major business models, which offer subscriptions to pre-recorded video clips, live network television, or customized content prepared specifically for cell phones.

The duty of the participants was to remember as many details as possible of a person on a television screen supposedly another participant in real time, but actually a confederate in a pre-recorded video.

"Our people's sacrifices are heading for triumph," he said in a pre-recorded TV broadcast.