Sentence examples for televised reminder from inspiring English sources
That same day, though, there was at least one televised reminder of current events: On CBS in New York and other affiliates, Ms. Stewart's company reran a cooking segment she did with Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, who heads the Congressional committee looking into ImClone stock trades and other dealings surrounding the company's efforts to market a colorectal cancer drug.
In Canada, spending on televised reminder ads increased in 2006.
But we'll assume he was not referring to the Houston Astrodome but to a certain South Bronx monument to excess — best known in its young life for a home team clubhouse that is more of a penthouse, a jet stream to right field and empty cushioned seats that promise to be a continuous and televised reminder of a grand and greedy overreach.
The launch is sure to be followed in the coming days by congratulatory meetings in workplaces and residential complexes around the country, as well as endless televised reminders of the Korean People's Army's prowess and interviews in which citizens issue predictable declarations of delight.
No surprise, really, that the Lower Nine languishes; the recent, thoroughly televised Senatorial visit was a fine reminder.
But it is really a reminder of another trial, from thirty years ago: the televised court drama of the infamous Gang of Four.
Mr. Friedlander's aesthetic is a reminder of something that is often misunderstood: Live stand-up is its own form, as distinct from televised stand-up as a play is from its film adaptation.
Her introductory jog was a subtle reminder that the very best Final Four stories are more heartwarming than wrenching and need not be part of the televised action, when the big picture is in focus.
All their games are televised.
