Sentence examples for prior television from inspiring English sources

From ABC's perspective there was also the matter of ratings: this past season "Boston Legal" was ranked 50th among prime-time shows on broadcast television, according to Nielsen Media Research, with an audience of about 8.9 million — a loss of about 200,000 from the prior television season, but a drop of 1.3 million from the season before that.

The first series began airing on Sci Fi in the USA beginning on 11 April 2008, but this is the only season broadcast on American television as of Summer 2010, though later seasons have continued to be released on DVD in America without a prior television broadcast.

As a treat when I was a kid, prior to television, we'd get out an old sheet and project Charlie Chaplin films.

"In my family," he once said, "in the days prior to television, we liked to while away the evenings by making ourselves miserable, solely based on our ability to speak the language viciously".

He has said: "In my family, in the days prior to television, we liked to while away the evenings by making ourselves miserable, solely based on our ability to speak the language viciously".

They bid against us on many Original projects, but are not currently a bidder against us for prior-season television from other networks".

A tie-in video game to the episode was released online prior to its television airing.

Prior to this, television racing was merely something of which you were barely aware.

Although the FCC can exercise no prior restraint of television content, it is charged with ensuring that stations operate within the "public interest, convenience, and necessity".

Prior to cable, television news had been regulated by the standards of William Paley, the founder of CBS, and by the fact-finding probity of his first breakout star, Edward R. Murrow.

Instead, they're still waiting, except for Collins, who died in 1988, before "Losing Ground" — one of the first American features made by a black woman — was released (it had only a few showings in museums and on public television prior to its long-belated commercial release in 2015).