Sentence examples for televised appeal from inspiring English sources

Penny, distraught, pleaded for her daughter to return, in a widely televised appeal.

The first televised appeal went out in 1988, presented by Henry and Griff Rhys Jones.

In a nationally televised appeal, Yingluck's deputy, Surapong Tovichakchaikul, called on protesters to stop hurting Thailand's image and the economy.

Faced by a possibility of real damage to the country, Mr. Klestil made an extraordinary televised appeal today, several hours after swearing in the government.

Last year detectives said they had received an "overwhelming response" to a televised appeal for fresh information, while in May investigators travelled to the Algarve to supervise a new search of scrubland around the apartment block, though nothing was found.

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann say they have had an "overwhelming response" to a televised appeal broadcast on Monday which included e-fits of a man believed to be a key suspect.

Falwell's televised appeals alternate among these various constituencies.

There were large rallies in Baghdad, Friday Prayer in mosques across the country and a flurry of televised appeals by leaders of all the major blocs.

The abdomens of those with kwashiorkor, however, distend in a way that is distressingly familiar from televised appeals for famine relief.

Regrettably, the Jerusalem bombing derailed plans for Mr. Arafat and Mr. Barak to make televised appeals yesterday to end the violence.

Nine of the 12 incidents were reported to Portuguese police at the time but British investigators learned of three only when the victims came forward in response to televised appeals last autumn.