Sentence examples for television about how from inspiring English sources

Now they talk on television about how they try to instil Jewish identity into their half-Jewish children.

Martha Stewart has spoken of her rotary iron on television, about how when she can't sleep, she runs laundry through it.

In honor of Valentine's Day I devote this review to new television about love, or more specifically to new television about how people get together in our crazy, frenetic, high-tech, isolating, fat-fearing world.

It was just Sunday that Vice President Dick Cheney was joking on national television about how he was known around the White House as "the oldest guy in the West Wing".

For two days - and every day is crucial when there are only 15 left - McCain's minions will have to answer questions on television about how big a blow this is to their man's chances.

But people making television about how ghastly it can be to make television is, on paper, the televisual equivalent of a rock star writing songs about what a drag it is to be on tour – hideous and indulgent.

He began downloading child pornography after watching a television special about how Internet child porn had become epidemic.

Maybe that's why we haven't seen him on television talking about how health-care reform is a scheme to kill his family members.

The N.C.A.A., tired of hearing criticism from data geeks and television commentators about how it selects and seeds the 68-team men's basketball tournament, had a brilliant insight a couple of years ago.

In a television segment about how to serve champagne, Martha will advise her viewers that the largest champagne bottle, the Balthazar, was named after the king of Babylon, "555 to 539 B.C".

After Tyson's 38-second knockout of Lou Savarese three weeks ago in Glasgow, the former champion challenged Lewis, snarling into a television microphone about how he wanted to "eat" Lewis's children.