Sentence examples for televised from from inspiring English sources

He was also the first American televised from space.

Scenes from other works will be televised from Sadler's Wells Theater in London in December.

The program will be televised from CNN's Washington bureau and will be a half-hour each weekday.

In a recent interview televised from his office in Bonn, Dr. Sander pointed to an illustration of the dinosaur's anatomy.

CBS's pregame show, "College Football Today," will be televised from the sideline inside Kyle Field from 2 30 to 3 30, double its usual length.

Jack Black, above, will host the ceremony, televised from Los Angeles; the Black Eyed Peas, Train and Willow Smith are scheduled to perform.

Some senators have asked the court to reconsider its rejection of broadcasters' requests to televise from its chambers Friday, and it should do so.

He said that networks would face restrictions on when they were permitted to televise from Tiananmen Square, but that local authorities had "granted it will be possible to film there".

It televised chess from Iceland, ping pong from China, auto racing from France, and ski flying from Oberstdorf, Germany, an event where an unknown Yugoslav crashed and became forever associated with "the agony of defeat".

The NCAA championship games were televised nationally from 1963, and by the 1980s all three major television networks were telecasting intersectional college games during the November-to-March season.

There is footage from Mr. Baryshnikov's first international ballet competition, in 1969, and a televised performance from 1971, in which he starred in "The Tale about a Serf Nikishka".