Sentence examples for side of television from inspiring English sources

But on the broadcast network side of television, the parties are ever more modest affairs.

At least half the people on that panel should be from the creative side of television".

"Belle's," a new comedy on TV One about a family-owned restaurant in Atlanta, serves its black-eyed peas with a heaping side of television history.

He was a talent spotter, a brilliant producer, a great ideas man and someone who understood the business side of television.

But he has long held an interest in the softer side of television, too, visiting the talk show "Live with Regis and Kelly" a total of 32 times in recent years.

The early days of advertiser-produced television resulted in some wonderful shows, but they were also marked by what Stan Opotowsky described in his 1961 book, "TV: The Big Picture," as "sponsor interference with the artists or editorial side of television": "Ford deleted a shot of the New York skyline because it showed the Chrysler building," Opotowsky writes.

They're on the reality side of the television spectrum.

Some of the HD connections are on the side of the television, rather than the back, for easy access.

Mr. Rich founded Lorimar Productions in 1969 with a business partner, Merv Adelson, after nearly two decades on the advertiser side of the television business.

It was my golden ticket, but crossing over to the other side of the television screen can be a demystifying journey.

Ray Fitzwalter, the long-serving former editor and later executive producer of World in Action, said: "Denis was a brave leader and a pioneer on the commercial side of the television industry.