Sentence examples for start of television from inspiring English sources

The plan is to "go back" year by year, and slowly add news video going back to the start of television.

Tim Brooks, co-author with Earle Marsh of "The Complete Directory to Prime-Time Network and Cable TV Shows" (Ballantine Books), observed that Mr. Caesar introduced "quality writing at the very start of television and the creation of television-friendly characters".

New TV shows are liable to pop up any time these days, but over the last few years January has solidified its position as the start of television's second season.

In 1955, two years after the start of television in Flanders, an animated adventure of Suske en Wiske was broadcast every Saturday afternoon.

On April 30th , 1939 President Franklin D. Roosevelt's opening speech for the World's Fair was beamed from the tower, then itself barely a decade old, by the experimental NBC television station W2XBS, marking the start of regular television programming.

Tambor believes that the success of Transparent is only the start of a television revolution.

The league is exploring expansion, the potential of a conference title game and the start of a television network.

"This summer, Denver invites you to play truth or dare," an announcer says at the start of a television commercial.

And they came out within a week or so of each other and within a week of the start of the television show.

After the terrorist attacks, WB, one of the two networks that cater to teenagers, delayed the start of its television season.

"In success I could see us using it a fourth time, probably at the start of the television season in September".