Sentence examples for televised format from inspiring English sources
The subject would have been particularly rude to discuss in a high-profile, televised format, they said ― especially since Bill and Hillary's daughter, Chelsea, would have seen it. .
But it was an exchange between Gingrich and Romney at the end of the debate that showed Romney's ability to maintain a calm veneer while punching back hard in a televised format.
That is where the story went a little off the tracks; their MTV show, an attempt to translate "Bomb-itty" to a televised sketch comedy format, did not take off.
The market leader in this space is the Ultimate Fighting Championship, but Farneti says they plan to "take them on with a differentiated product in live arenas around the world, and different TV formats televised in 200 countries".
Mr. Bush's team wants to consider options other than the nationally televised one-on-one format sponsored since the late 1980's by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
The format of sketch comedy has exploded on television in recent years, while televised improvisational comedy has stagnated in the family-friendly format of Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Less than two months before a general election, Britain's parties and broadcasters continue to squabble over the format of a proposed series of televised debates.
If televised debates between party leaders do happen this year, the format will end up looking a lot more like the line of podiums in Danish political drama Borgen than anything from The West Wing.
The first ever televised general election debates took place in 2010, with the format agreed between the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats.
The two candidates each appeared in televised forums, which McCarthy criticized for not being in a debate format.
