Sentence examples for public television programs from inspiring English sources

Many public television programs are supported by corporate underwriting.

He compared the program to the corporate sponsorship of public television programs, where a company's name and logo are featured but no specific products are mentioned.

The couple met in 1993 while working in Tokyo at the Japan Network Group, a distributor of Japanese public television programs.

On the surface "The Orchid Show" is a parody of those public television programs that treat some esoteric subject with mind-numbing seriousness.

In 1980 Mr. Madigan received an Emmy for producing "The Hunter and the Hunted," a PBS documentary about Nazi war criminals, one of many public television programs and series -- another was "The Adams Chronicles" in 1976, winner of four Emmy Awards -- for which he obtained financing.

She was an actor, writer, director, and producer of plays, movies, and public television programs.

As a public television program, "Charlie Rose" is underwritten by corporate sponsors and viewers.

"That's not true," Emanuel said of the Guardian's reporting, on the local public television program Chicago Tonight.

"It's kind of like, a father gives you a good name," he told the public television program "Frontline".

Professor Miller is the nation's leading expert on civil procedure and former host of a public television program.

"From an early age, I was very, very fascinated by uncertainty," he once said on the public television program "Nova".