Sentence examples for studied television from inspiring English sources

She had studied television performance techniques and carried the diploma around in her purse just in case she sat next to a producer on a bus.

He studied television and journalism in an extension course at U.C.L.A., working part time as a waiter and at a movie house.

Blackburn won a Fulbright Scholarship, and studied television and film as a graduate student at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.

Career start in Hollywood: Hartz studied television production at Pepperdine University but realized she did not want to work in the field after interning on the set of "Friends," TV's hottest show at the time.

Yet anthropologists who study television and film are wary of such suggestions.

She is studying television and film writing at Writer's Boot Camp, a career-development program in New York.

Mr. Findlay is studying television advertising of prescription medicines, which has flourished since the regulations were relaxed three years ago.

Moses, a sophomore at the High School for Environmental Studies in Manhattan, is studying television production — but not in high school.

Mr. Abu Zahra had just been awarded a fellowship to study television journalism in England, his family said, and he planned to leave Jenin at the end of the month.

But researchers who study television and its effect on society say that the battle with reality was settled long ago, and in TV's favor.

Greater Manchester Police are studying television footage of a post-match interview after last night's Manchester derby following claims that Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany was racially abused.