Sentence examples for televised lessons from inspiring English sources
The kids took their televised lessons to thousands of playgrounds, where, free of the authority of coaches, they invented their own moves.
She grew up listening to WNEW-FM (102.7), New York's first progressive rock station in the 60's ("I had no record collection," she said) and learned to play guitar from televised lessons on PBS.
Under Mr. Vaughn, Time magazine reported in 1967: "A team of corpsmen installed the University of Malaya's first electronic computer; one is a game warden in Ethiopia; Gerald Brown conducts Bolivia's National Symphony Orchestra, and Lynn Meena's televised English lessons made her one of Iran's most popular performers.
Patton Oswalt, a comic who often appears in film and television roles, said that by being transparent about their production budgets, Louis C. K. and other Web pioneers had taught him a lesson he could apply to future televised specials.
Surely, we reasoned, that event televised to the world would bring home the paramount lesson that sports must never be the catalyst for human tragedy in such a careless, preventable way?
And the best part about all these life lessons that the losers get is that they are televised and even charted for the millions of obese watchers at home.
The second was swept away almost without bloodshed, by peaceful protesters whose televised encounters with thuggish policemen shamed the federal government into intervening once more.The lesson of southern history is that non-violence works, both in that narrow sense and in a broader one.
And the way he treated that debut, in the world's third-biggest televised sporting event behind football's World Cup and the Olympics, could prove a salutary lesson for any of Jose Maria Olazabal's team if they feel nervous striding out on to the Medinah course today.
All their games are televised.
