Sentence examples for strong television from inspiring English sources

Gradually, half a dozen strong television companies are emerging.

But he pulled off the upset after running a strong television advertising campaign, one of the earliest in American politics.

But the N.F.L. has continued to be a strong television attraction, both on Sunday afternoons and in prime time.

Samsom has quickly emerged as a prime-ministerial contender due to his strong television performance in the campaign debates.

It was still strong television, as you'd expect from a show with the depth of Mad Men.

President Obama was always polling strongly in Wisconsin, so the need for him to have a strong television presence advertising there was less crucial.

In October, Pausch was invited to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show, where he gave an edited reprise of his talk to Winfrey's 10 million-strong television audience.

Where else would the disfigurement of a national symbol (albeit an Anglo-Irishman) - the traffic cone which has repeatedly and drunkenly been used to adorn the head of the Duke of Wellington in Royal Exchange Square for the past 30 years - be celebrated as part of a national story before a billion-strong television audience?

The warnings are being issued as the prime minister prepares to adopt what aides say is a "show-not-tell" approach at the seven-strong television election debate on Thursday night, to highlight the key negative theme of the Tory campaign.

The Labour leader, who was buoyed by a rise in his personal ratings after the seven-strong television election debate on Thursday night, will tell the party's largest election rally so far that his plan will "pump prime" investment in housing.

One of the strongest television heroines of all was the protagonist of "La Femme Nikita," which ran on USA until last spring.