Sentence examples for rough television from inspiring English sources

It has been a rough television season for DreamWorks SKG.

Admittedly, the Tonys have had a rough time on television over the last decade.

For starters, this is not the roughest thing on mainstream television.

Reality television can be rough.

CABLE television is a rough business in India.

Both sides acknowledge that as they pour millions of dollars into television ads, a rough parity will exist in the air war.

The revelation that she battles them led to a second round of stories about whether focusing on that was sexist and then a third round about whether her aides had been too rough with a headache-inquisitive television reporter who pursued her through a parking lot.

As well as Life, the Universe and Everything, the biography will feature an alternative original pitch for Hitchhiker, a lost rough script for the second television series, and further scraps of unused material, with names like Baggy the Runch and The Assumption of Saint Zalabad.

After the debate, some commentators compared Rubio to Dan Quayle, whom Lloyd Bentsen had roughed up during a 1988 television debate, and to Admiral James Stockdale, Ross Perot's running mate, who had mental blocks during a debate in 1992.

One area in which Intel is trying to insert itself — Internet-based television service — is still rough going.

Over all, Americans are expected to buy 30 million televisions this year, at a rough average of $400 each.