Sentence examples for primary television from inspiring English sources

The primary television feed of the sporting events is produced by Beijing Olympic Broadcasting, a partnership between China and the I.O.C.

In its financial statement, the company disclosed that its primary television program, "Martha Stewart Living," has lost nearly half its viewers since the March 5 verdict.

In 1993, Mr. Murdoch bet Mr. Carey $20 that the network known for "The Simpsons" and "Beverly Hills, 90210" could not capture the National Football League's primary television rights from venerable CBS.

"These are television programmes that were originally crafted for television and we still believe that while there is a revolution taking place in terms of video consumption on broadband, the primary television experience is likely to be, in the medium term, through the television". The BBC is not planning a major marketing push of the service on the cable platform, explained Chakkara.

Coincidentally, NBC's Collinsworth has been the primary television analyst in educating audiences about the seriousness of head injuries and dangerous tackling, saying, "This is a league that we've always celebrated the biggest hits and the bone-jarring blows, but you can't hide from the evidence anymore".

E.g., viewers will no doubt want to use the new search and bookmark capabilities on their primary television content.

Facebook and Instagram consumed much of that need to detach from the present in the pre-video era, and now they're trying to cement themselves in a world where phones are our primary televisions.

There are three other primary digital television (DTV) standards: Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC), Digital Video Broadcast (DVB), and Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting (ISDB).

In subsequent years, as the conventions declined in importance relative to the primary system, television coverage decreased dramatically.

On the primary state television channel, France 2, Alain Finkielkraut, a leading French intellectual, recently demanded that Sarkozy give up his "undignified" exercise.

Mr. Davis lost to Ms. Feinstein by 26 points in a 1992 Senate primary despite television advertisements comparing her to Leona Helmsley, a convicted tax felon.