Sentence examples for represents television from inspiring English sources

Louie represents television at its most daring and unpredictable.

The bridegroom, 50, is the founder and president of Schaffer & Company, a Manhattan concern that represents television commercial directors.

For many viewers old enough to remember, the show still represents television comedy at its most inventive.

Spanish television networks are keeping children up past their bedtime by regularly airing their favourite shows late into the night, according to the association that represents television viewers in Spain.

State of Play, his brilliant 2003 series about political spin and lying – a different kind of shamelessness – represents television drama of the old, mid-20th to early-21st century model.

Mr. Belendiuk, who frequently represents television stations and broadcasters before the F.C.C., said the documents produced by Verizon in the investigation indicated that in trying to assess how to fix the problem, the company's proposed solutions would cost it $8 million to $10 million a month.

They represent television, music, politics, cooking – and, of course, what's on our phones.

Eventually, with the development of a new broadcast technology, the focus of the Company shifted from representing radio stations to representing television stations.

His assignment to take on Ms. Curry's negotiations with NBC falls into his other "side job" of representing television journalists.

Several groups, including unions representing television writers and directors, renewed calls for new limits on how many programs the major networks can own.

[C3.] HOLLYWOOD DEAL A union representing television actors reached a tentative three-year deal with production companies, putting pressure on the Screen Actors Guild to do the same.