Sentence examples for televised breakdown from inspiring English sources
The evolution of our celebrity-driven society finds us the unwitting consumers of celebrity "news," as we glare at Justin Bieber's televised breakdown or tsk-tsk over the star's potential downward spiral.
A.A televised nervous breakdown is the way it feels at the moment.
In recent weeks I have been observing the televised cerebral breakdown of Heston Blumenthal during Heston's Fantastical Food.
Of special note is James Carville, who had a televised nervous breakdown of such impressive intensity that no one thought to remember that he is just a super-wealthy member of the political elite who has precisely nothing at stake and nothing to offer in terms of a solution.
Because not everyone's breakdown is televised.
Here is a look of how Monday night's nationally televised game between the Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints should breakdown.
Final Competition The televised final night of the pageant will be judged — and prizes will be awarded — based on the following breakdown: Charisma: twenty-five per cent.
Its hearings would be televised.
All their games are televised.
