Sentence examples for televised material from inspiring English sources

A "Writer's Notebook" was developed to assist writers and producers in translating the research and production goals into televised material; this connected the show's curriculum goals and its script development.

The notebook was a compilation of programming ideas designed to teach specific curriculum points, provided extended definitions of curriculum goals, and assisted the writers and producers in translating the goals into televised material.

The most recent cause for concern among journalists in Ecuador is a new electoral code that bans the news media from printing or televising material that would favor one candidate to the detriment of another.

That same year, NBC televised six hours culled from the material he had made during his overseas entertainment of the troops over the years.

That same year NBC televised six hours culled from the material he had made during his overseas entertainment of the troops over the years.

Last summer, Davies, who is now a television reporter, spent several weeks in Germany, seeking evidence to present to the I.O.C. and material for a television program that will be televised in Britain on Sunday.

I'm on record as saying that the retractable-hardtop convertible craze will eventually go the way of Crocs and televised dance contests, and become a source of material for VH1's "I Love the '00s".

The floats, many of which cost over $100,000 apiece, take months to build and then painstakingly cover with flowers and other plant material in time for the nationally televised New Year's parade.

Mr. Trump's televised ubiquity has provided voters with an extraordinary amount of raw material from which to judge him — or to make a Trump diagnosis.

Because I am a freelance writer who specializes in a few different topics, including music by and for young people, I was steadily pelted by "High School Musical" promotional material even before the first record-busting movie was televised in March of 2006.

WCBS-TV has done almost as well, often with better material, by televising nearly all the important events on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the L.I. tracks.