Sentence examples for selling televisions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hooper says Cisco has no interest in selling televisions.
Samsung said it is taking a new approach to selling televisions.
However, the world has moved on since Sir Alan started selling televisions from his bedroom.
That left Sarnoff no real choice if he wanted to begin selling televisions; RCA was forced to license Farnsworth's patents.
I approached Apple last week, and it felt like the kind of interview you might conduct with someone selling televisions out of the back of a lorry.
Perhaps Apple is primed to finally start selling televisions, embedded with its long dormant AppleTV product that allows people to play shows and films from iTunes in their living rooms.
IT HAS been a gloomy autumn for retailers selling television sets, audio gear and other consumer electronics.
Bell never fulfilled plans to start selling television through an upgraded wired network about three years ago.
His stepfather is an account executive at WPIX-TV, selling television advertising.
Rogers dominates the cable television business in Ontario, while Bell has a satellite television service and has recently been selling television service over a fiber optic network.
No network has sold that message harder than ABC, which invented selling television advertising based on reaching younger viewers, starting way back in the 1960s.
