Sentence examples for shared watching from inspiring English sources

TV FOR TWO The DVR is in the bedroom, so we have developed shared watching habits.

I'd miss the interactivity of shared watching (even if I'm not really paying attention) with programs that were device-centric, and although we're capable of streaming to the television, it's still rare in our house.

Essentially this is watching live TV on a tablet, with the full TV guide, plus PVR/time-shifting, plus "social" features for shared watching experiences.

Tweeting, posting, sharing, watching – whatever it is, most of what we do on our phones today requires use of the internet.

The way we share, watch, read and otherwise consume content doesn't happen on a linear timeline.

This means, of course, both watches were able to run any of the thousands of apps that were available and shared watch faces.

But the Congressional study found that some agencies did not even have policies for sharing watch-list information with other agencies, and that those that did often required complex, labor-intensive methods to cull information.

BBC1's genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are? won the 9pm to 10pm time slot, with 6.1 million, a 26.9% share, watching celebrity chef Nigella Lawson trace her roots.

At 9pm Britain's Got Talent continued to dominate the ratings with a whopping 13.6 million average, a 52% share watching the semi finals between 9pm and 10.30pm on ITV1.

The first programme attracted 5.1 million viewers with a 32% audience share, with 4.9 million viewers (30% share) watching the first of the live finals, and 4.7 million (23% share) viewing the results programme.

There was no lounging around in shared houses watching daytime telly.