Sentence examples for select television from inspiring English sources

A new feature on Twitter which will allow Comcast subscribers to tune to or record select television programs by clicking on tweets is now going live.

The Shazam for TV service was launched in 2011 in the U.S. for advertising and "select television programmes", expanding to include all programming on 160 channels.

He exploits the divide in conservative media to bash enemies and create safe zones on select television and radio shows.

The network did not promote the sneak peek, nor did they feature it on any program listings, and merely informed select television critics.

Whitney's star, meanwhile, grew brighter and brighter as she pumped up her prediction on select television shows like 60 Minutes and CNBC where certain reporters are either too stupid or too timid to challenge her on whether a market that has weathered past recessions pretty well would simply fall apart.

Launch TV Time, Click "Input Configuration" and select "Television".

"A Celebration of George Balanchine: Selected Television Work," featuring programs from the "Dance in America" series of the late 1970's.

"American Pop," performances and interviews with pop stars, through Aug. 1. "A Celebration of George Balanchine: Selected Television Work," through Sunday.

Selecting television programs, to use another example, will likely become a knowledge-based experience, incorporating several of the characteristics we described above.

TVEyes business model demonstrates that deep‐pocketed consumers are willing to pay well for a service that allows them to search for and view selected television clips, and that this market is worth millions of dollars in the aggregate," notes the ruling.

"American Pop," performances and interviews with pop stars, through Aug. 1. "A Celebration of George Balanchine: Selected Television Work," through March 7. Screenings Tuesdays through Sundays at 2 p.m., and Thursdays at 6 p.m. Through Sunday, screenings at 3 p.m. of Russell Simmons's "Def Comedy Jam" and "Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry".