Sentence examples for sort of television from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of television comfort food".

A new and cooler sort of television is possible.

That's my sort of television, old man's channel, that's what I'd watch.

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

The panel might even approve language on Wednesday governing the sort of television commercials that state parties can use soft money to pay for, he said.

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

As the resident technology experts in many homes, they often choose what sort of televisions, stereos and computers their parents buy.

John was soon in demand for all sorts of television programmes.

"Those sorts of television shows are huge and I think it's why people have embraced it.

It earned him regular work across half a century, not only onstage — his last Broadway appearance was in the revival of "Awake and Sing!" in 2006 — but in dozens of movies and all sorts of television shows, including the starring role in the 1960s series "Run for Your Life".

As in older sorts of television, bad pilots can become better series ("Mozart in the Jungle," I mean you); and good pilots (Whit Stillman's "The Cosmopolitans," salut) don't get picked up.