Sentence examples for target television from inspiring English sources

He has recently starred in a Target television commercial here in Australia, in which he referred to breasts as "bangers".

While it remains Indian in title, organization, ownership, target television market and the majority of players, it is to be played in South Africa.

Later this year, the Ealing brand will also target television, with a project in which Rowan Atkinson takes a serious screen role as Georges Simenon's Parisian detective Jules Maigret in two feature-length films for ITV.

Organisers have called for such "guerilla" demonstrations to target television news crews used to provide coverage of the event by surrounding cameras and shouting slogans when they are broadcasting live as well as gathering at "flashpoints" along the procession route.

While social media is renowned for its ability to target the younger target, television has the best penetration with older, wealthier targets, many of whom are very desirable to big companies as potential customers.

The pledge would target television, radio and online advertising by independent groups.

And the site already has its eyes on its next target: televisions.

In a change of tactic the agency targeted television adverts shown during programmes watched by mainly female viewers.

He consistently recited the group's primary targets: television blackouts (especially at taxpayer-funded stadiums), the Bowl Championship Series and the ballooning cost of attending games.

First it was banks; now Ireland is targeting television channels based in the UK who may need to relocate to an EU country after Brexit in order to continue broadcasting across the bloc.

A14 Campaigning on Wings of TV The four leading Republicans and Democrats in the race for president are engaged in a feverish hopscotch of the nation, targeting television markets in certain states, bypassing others and relying on the "free media" supplied by the press to make their cases to an even larger extent than before.