Sentence examples for random television from inspiring English sources

If you were to freeze random television frames from Bill Clinton's State of the Union address, you might get a dignified presidential portrait.

A mind-numbing barrage of random television clips and trash-talking heads, "The Cartel" purports to be a documentary about the American public school system.

His words carry a lot more weight and a lot more consequence than some random politico or television talking head.

YOU switch on the television at random.

Ms. Crowley pointed out an example of random editing from music television programming that captured the inconsistencies plaguing the process.

"Jazz," the 10-part series he wrote for Mr. Burns, began on public television; if random conversations around town are any indication, it is generating considerable enthusiasm.

Sony says hundreds of videos are available, but among the limited selection shown on the in-store sets are short how-to cooking videos, joke-a-day segments, commentary from firefighters, random clips from overseas television and animated shows; in short, the same random assortment of snippets you would find browsing through many online video sites.

But my random stint on national television as a jewelry saleswoman taught me I could do anything -- challenge accepted and conquered!

This morning the television radiated random sounds in the living room as I fished green beans out of the drain trap to round out the dinner menu -- potluck is always iffy at my house.

I was listening to a random Republican in a television interview recently (which is a dignified way of saying I forgot who it was and am too lazy to look it up), and was struck by how open he was about his party's 2014 election strategy, over a year in advance.

THE new fall season makes one thing clear: The television industry's Random Show-Idea Generators have been getting quite a workout.