Sentence examples for televised competition from inspiring English sources

The Russian prime minister wants a televised competition for crooners from Russia, China and the countries of central Asia.

She had been a rising figure skater, a potential world champion, until she fell several times in a televised competition.

It is by far my favorite annually televised competition of any kind, and not just because I'm a self-professed word nerd.

One day, there will be a street dance movie that doesn't finish with the lovable underdog crew winning a televised competition.

When exactly the first high school match did follow is unclear, but according to Guinness World Records, the first televised competition aired on October 7 , 1961 with a show that is still running — It's Academic!

The fragile health of the drama became a subject of national publicity in Britain recently with a televised competition, vaguely in the spirit of "American Idol," among untried playwrights, called "The Play's the Thing".

Surprisingly, with televised competitions, the excitement that builds can actually help nervous students.

But in the realm of professional athletics and the sorts of televised competitions that turn the best athletes into mini-industries, women still lag far behind.

If our televised competitions on the BBC and everywhere else come to an end, I might be forced to move".

In major televised competitions this can present a problem, because filming is strictly policed for copyright reasons.

Tell me a little about this experience and any advice you would give to other tech entrepreneurs pursuing televised competitions.