Sentence examples for show televised from inspiring English sources

The hall opened on 6 May 1993, with a show televised on national television and with 5,000 guests.

Abdullah has never been a warrior, and the show, televised live on the government-controlled television, was clearly designed for domestic consumption, rather than to launch an offensive from international stage.

The show, televised by CBS, squeezed 10 awards between more than a dozen performance segments that revealed the show's two goals: hagiography and pop spectacle.

The show, televised on Thursday night from Radio City Music Hall, set a record for viewing levels for MTV, and drew more viewers than any other show on basic-cable channels this year.

I can't remember hearing anal-sex jokes on ESPN, so I was stunned to hear Lance Armstrong make one in his monologue at the ESPY Awards show televised Sunday night.

Mandy Brown from Llandudno, Conwy, became a fan of the sport as a child when her parents used to show televised fights in their pub.

Camp & Furnace, arguably Liverpool's hippest venue, still shows televised football – that does not happen in other cities.

Ernst's aesthetic sensibility defines the annual Victory Day parade, on May 9th, as well as Putin's yearly call-in shows, televised marathons that can run for more than four hours, in which he fields questions from factory workers in the Urals and concerned mothers in the Far East.

In an unrelated matter, he apprised the owners that attendance records had shown televising games locally had a negative impact on the sale of home tickets.

A week later, before the second show was televised, Odom showed up late for the playoff opener against New Orleans and finished with 10 points and one rebound.

The lobby was a bit musty and my tonic lacked fizz, but just knowing that the Beatles' 1964 appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" was televised from here pretty much made up for these flaws.