Sentence examples for televised that from inspiring English sources

If the next episode isn't the most thrilling hour of television ever televised, that's it.

"I think this is a major endeavor that is televised, that is happening all over the country at this point.

I noticed that at the spring gala, which was being televised — that is, saved for all time — Borree suddenly came to life, and put in a fiery performance.

Mr. Montesinos, the intelligence chief and all-around fixer for Peru's president, Alberto Fujimori, fled the country after a videotape was televised that showed him apparently bribing a congressman.

For 10 days, whenever the tinny AOL voice announced an e-mail arrival, people found themselves clicking on first-person tales of the disaster, on testaments, meditations, deconstructions of events so incessantly televised that they began to drift away from the concrete and into a kind of mediated ether.

But no matter what form the reconstruction of the site takes, New York should make a commitment now to preserving the searing fragment of ruin already so frequently photographed and televised that it has become nearly as familiar to us as the buildings that once stood there.

When James uses his leverage to make a shrewd business decision — and accepts a network's offer to televise that decision — we call him manipulative.

The ceremony famously didn't honor hip-hop until 1989, and then decided not to televise that portion of the ceremony.

Michigan's athletic director, Dave Brandon, felt a rematch would be an excellent way to gain attention for Michigan football and said "The networks were fighting over who gets to televise that game".

Salam delivered a televised address that morning, promising that security forces would be held accountable.

The Fifa titles want to be like televised sport – that much is certain.