Sentence examples for some sort of television from inspiring English sources

Many operators already offer some sort of television service and charge for it on the monthly bill.

The U.F.C. is already on some sort of television in 130 countries, although most broadcasts amount to highlights from old fights.

The narrator's first meeting with "Herman" (a pseudonym for Huncke) isn't auspicious: "Waves of hostility and suspicion flowed out from his large brown eyes like some sort of television broadcast".

— and they need to roll out some sort of television or media download solution.

And experts expect tens of millions of households to have access to some sort of interactive television in the next few years.

After all, some 85% of households in America now subscribe to some sort of pay television, and almost 70% have broadband and thus face constant exposure to cursing and smut.Judging by their questions to the broadcasters' lawyers, however, not all the justices are convinced.

If Apple could come up with some sort of premium television set, people would buy it.

If there is in fact an "iPad mini" this fall and some sort of Apple television product next year… And a $1 trillion value isn't completely unprecedented.

Not only is it appealing because the low-fi charm of the child-like drawings mixing with the high-tech interactive capabilities, but you could also see this format being incorporated into some sort of Kinect-powered video game, television program or other learning initiative.

Many suspected that when Ms. Palin resigned as the governor of Alaska last summer, she was doing so to pursue some sort of career in television.

"I came along with some sort of talent when television was born and unknown people got a chance to be hired.