Sentence examples for television assignments from inspiring English sources

In 1946, he began getting television assignments for the network.

Many cities have their own symphony orchestras, particularly those with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC) broadcast centres, where musicians can be sustained by radio and television assignments.

As the British film industry collapsed, Webb diversified into television assignments, notably the title sequence for The Sweeney, which featured Green's fingerprints in the montage.

Robards continued to divide his time between stage, film, and television assignments well into the late 1990s, earning an Emmy Award for his performance as lawyer Henry Drummond in the 1988 TV-movie version of Inherit the Wind.

Dow Jones & Company, New York, expanded its relationship with Trahan, Burden & Charles, Baltimore, by naming the agency to handle new print and television assignments for The Asian Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Asia.

In its 1998 ruling, the labor board said The News violated federal law when it imposed proposals on merit pay and television assignments and by refusing to give the union information about the proposals.

Mr. Leno also talked about leaving his 17-year late-night home and his plans for his new television assignment: the prime-time show on NBC that he will headline starting in September.

A team of some of the most fearsome researchers in the business, led by Mr. Romney's campaign manager, Matt Rhoades, spent days dispensing negative information about Mr. Gingrich, much of it finding its way to the influential Drudge Report, which often serves as a guide for conservative talk radio and television assignment editors and to which Mr. Rhoades has close ties.

Mr. Strahan, who has another television assignment he is expected to keep even if he lands the "Live" position — as a member of the Fox Sports roundtable on NFL Sundays — has made no secret of his pursuit of the "Live position.

Coyle thought that Lennon, with whom he worked last month on a television assignment, was capable of realising his dream of managing in England's top-flight.

He also directed many Off Broadway shows (including two, "Side Street Scenes" and "Family Snapshots," written by his son Sam Henry Kass) and an early television series, "Assignment: Manhunt".