Sentence examples for taking televisions from inspiring English sources
"They've been taking televisions".
But Judge Jacobs said there might be other reasons for taking television from a man with criminal tendencies.
His cable company, Plains Television, one of the biggest early cable providers, concentrated on taking television to rural areas in the South and Midwest.
Lately, though, another trend has emerged that seems to be taking television families in the opposite direction: sitcom parents, particularly fathers, are becoming more childish.
In 1985, she retired after 30 years of teaching drama at L.A. City and Pierce colleges and began taking television roles.
Pawnshops have pretty much stopped taking television sets that aren't flat screen and HD-Ready.
They told stories of other fishermen who took televisions to their tents, hooked them up to generators and watched the Packers on TV.
Brinkley suggests that Murrow, like most radio newsmen, didn't take television seriously.
HOWEVER rich they may be, it is hard to take television tycoons seriously.
It takes television seriously -- as art, social anthropology and sheer fun.
