Sentence examples for release television from inspiring English sources
So we just tick off how it will do - through DVD release, television, in the print coverage it receives.
The other set, Ork Records: New York, New York, compiles the output of "the world's first punk label", set up in August 1975 by Terry Ork to release Television's debut single, Little Johnny Jewel.
And too many prominent groups whose mission statement says something about how they work to "combat modern-day slavery" or "fight human trafficking" release television commercials that only and always tie back to the overly primitive.
Netflix will not release television-like ratings for any of their original shows, but the "Arrested" actors say they feel the audience now is both bigger and more committed than it ever was in the 2000s.
Ms. Freed has not released television commercials, instead focusing on direct mail.
Both candidates have released television advertisements attacking the other for being soft on China.China-bashing is a perennial sport at election time.
On Friday, she released television advertisements attacking Mr. Lazio's opposition to hate-crime and health-care legislation that she supports.
Indulging its own version of spy mania, Russia's intelligence services released television film on the main news channels tonight showing United States military attachés buying information from a Russian agent.
A top aide to President Aleksander Kwasniewski resigned today after a rival in the presidential race released television videotape showing the aide mocking Pope John Paul II, who was born in Poland.
According to a draft position paper that has not yet been released, television executives estimate that about one million households, or roughly three million people, are without one or more channels.
It is even progress of a sort that the regime has released television pictures of the dreadful floods.Even without this year's huge downpours, the policy failure that let goats and farmers desperate for arable land strip the country's hillsides bare of trees has made flooding an almost annual event.
