Sentence examples for televised piece from inspiring English sources

Recently, I dusted off an old videotaped copy of a story that aired on CNN in October 1999 called "A Question of Harm?" - the first nationally televised piece linking a vaccine to autism.

The first televised piece of "Power of 12" will be a short MTV News documentary starring Andrew Jenks, a 25-year-old filmmaker, meeting the Republican candidates.

Away from the televised set-piece speeches, many of the fringe events also formed Facebook groups in the conference run-up, which is no bad thing.

Adams's biggest test is yet to come – he will take part in a five-way leaders' debate on RTE, which will be one of the set-piece televised events of the 2011 campaign.

It's been billed as the most important piece of televised political theatre in Scotland's history.

In his "A -grade review, Todd VA -gradeff of The A.V. Club said that the episode was a "greviewiece of Todd VanDerWerffdescribing the script as "witty, warm, and soflful".

(Mr. Bernstein conducted a televised performance and a recording of the piece).

Interest in the contest is so fervent their debate was televised and ABC's 7.30 ran a piece on it last night, interviewing both candidates.

Starring McCabe as a host of characters and his father, gag merchant Mike, as the bewildered Moon, the piece hinged on McCabe Snr's televised plagiarism of one of Jack Dee's routines.

Given to the 'City of London' by Moore and the Contemporary Art Society in 1967, Knife Edge Two Piece 1962 65 is displayed in Abingdon Street Gardens, opposite the Houses of Parliament, where its regular appearance in the background of televised news reports from Westminster makes it Moore's most prominent piece in Britain.

Your piece isn't just about the frequency of pursuits in L.A.; it's about the frequency with which they are televised, and the way they have become part of the city's entertainment.