Sentence examples for televised message from inspiring English sources

He wrote that the 34-year-old Duvalier announced his intention to hand over power "in a recorded televised message squeezed in between Mickey Mouse cartoons".

Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the anti-Muslim demonstrations in a New Year's Eve televised message, calling their organisers racists full of hatred and urging Germans to turn their backs on the movement.

In Queen Elizabeth II's televised message Wednesday, she reflected on a year in which she marked six decades since taking the throne and welcomed the birth of her great-grandson, Prince George, who is third in the line of succession.

Mr. Chenault said there were some doubts about whether people were ready to reassemble in Manhattan, but about 4,000 showed up to hear Sheryl Crow sing "God Bless America" and watch Tiger Woods, another American Express endorser, deliver a televised message of support.

"What we need is another D-Day, not another Vietnam--not a limited war, fought on the cheap and destined for stalemate and human tragedy," said Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del)., chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Democrats' choice to respond to the President's first prime-time televised message from the Oval Office.

From there his televised message was broadcast nationwide.It must have been galling.

Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro joined the fray with two televised messages.

Afghanistan also brought Bin Laden into contact with leaders of other militant Islamic groups, including Ayman al-Zawahri, the bespectacled doctor who would later appear at Bin Laden's side in televised messages from the caves of Afghanistan.

Appointed by Mr. Bremer in July, the council has largely been invisible to most Iraqis, who can see regular televised messages from Mr. Bremer but have seen little of the 24 members individually or as a group.

Long before he became the leader of a 30,000-person mega-church, a counsel to the last three presidents, an orator whose televised messages reach millions or a best-selling author, Bishop T.D. Jakes was a 23-year-old visiting preacher at a church in West Virginia.

The question about watching television during mealtimes is included as an additional risk factor here, due to our special focus on diet preferences, and in view of the literature on effects of televised messages on children's eating behaviors [ 8, 9, 10].