Sentence examples for provided television from inspiring English sources

Since 2011, SlamTracker has also provided television announcers with specific statistical talking points — called Keys to the Match — to refer to before and during matches.

The university has even provided television coverage to a groom or two so they could watch Baylor play before the ceremony.

The seeds of interactive television were planted in Britain nearly two decades ago with a service that provided television subtitles to the hearing-impaired.

The company said it provided television service to 1.2 million customers, and had franchise agreements in about 300 municipalities including 25 in New York State, mostly on Long Island.

That is less than the $85 million Mr. Bush has spent since March but enough to reduce the Kerry campaign's dependence on advocacy groups that provided television support in leaner days.

The Australian aerial skier Kirstie Marshall provided television commentary for the Winter Olympics that year, and the paper noted her innovative phrasing: "On Channel 9, she gave us the word 'podiumed,' as in, 'She hasn't won an event this season but has podiumed a couple of times.' We suppose this means the person in question came either second or third".

Consumer groups applauded the decision, noting that, in general, the cable companies that provide television services also act as the Internet service provider for their customers.

The publicly funded broadcaster Radio Television Kosovo provides television and radio programming, primarily in the Albanian language.

Instead they are providing television sets that can be plugged into the Web via a telephone line or television cable.

Golf needs to provide television viewers and fans a steady diet of Mickelson and Woods at tournaments.

He said LodgeNet will no longer provide television equipment in hotel guest rooms in exchange for video-on-demand fees.