Sentence examples for televised about from inspiring English sources

Some say the police's efforts were were hurt by four documentaries HBO has televised about prostitution in Hunts Point, the latest in April 2002.

Thousands of people poured into Selma, angered by the violence televised about Bloody Sunday.

Mr. Sepinwall said in a telephone interview on Wednesday that Touchstone had been one of the publishers he met with when he was shopping his proposal for "The Revolution Was Televised" about a year ago, though the project was turned down then.

This season, ESPN channels will televise about 450 college games.

The network said that negotiations were continuing in an effort to televise about 10 more games this season.

Thanks to Dr. Drew and reality television, I participated in a wide array of televised interviews about my decision to quit porn.

The Republican Convention was full of delegates who had become party activists so they could promote their social agenda, yet Mr. Bush managed to drag them through this entire convention without one televised peep about the right to bear arms, or even about prayer in school.

But on June 10 Ashcroft, who happened to be in Moscow, made a televised statement about Padilla.

Williams warns O'Reilly that televised statements about Muslims as a group can foment bigotry and violence.

It was great that Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth opened a nationally televised discussion about where LeSean McCoy ranks among running backs.

It was at least the second time that Mr. Maduro had made televised comments about keeping track of Mr. Capriles during foreign trips.