Sentence examples for televised phone from inspiring English sources

Jammeh is thought to still be in the Gambia, though he has not appeared publicly since accepting defeat in a televised phone call with Barrow.

"This has been just a surreal moment for me and my family," Appel, who lived in the Houston area until he was 12, said in a televised phone interview.

In a televised phone call in February 2012, Saadi warned that Libya would witness another uprising and claimed he was in regular contact with a network of sympathisers inside the country.Niger had previously rebuffed Tripoli's requests to hand him over despite Interpol, the international police co-operation organisation, having issued a "red notice" for his arrest in 2012.

"It is false and it is unjust," he said in the televised phone interview to respond to the news that a US court had indicted three members of his family for laundering drug money.

The televised phone-in begins at 12pm Moscow time - 10am in London - and can be watched live below:.

Younger music fans have also bought into the televised phone-in talent competitions such as "Pop Idol" and "American Idol" in a big way.

Apart from one question to Putin during a 2014 televised phone-in, when he asked about Russia's surveillance practices, Snowden has been silent.

He was addressing a huge Russian audience in a live televised phone-in.

Russian newspapers devoted their front pages on Friday to President Vladimir Putin's four-hour televised phone-in, rather than the Geneva talks.

When Mr Putin held his annual televised phone-in last December, there was a live link-up with the plant (it, too, has set up a Putin supporters committee).

Like this week's choreographed dressing down of the government, the televised phone-in, which this year lasted a record 4 hours and 47 minutes, looked outdated, critics said.