Sentence examples for television call from inspiring English sources

Television: 'Call the Midwife' is one of the best Sunday night dramas I've ever seen.

THE newspapers and television call it Jahrhundertflut the once-in-a-century flood.

Like his grandfather, Andrey Ternovskiy knows when to toe the pro-Russian line; for example, when reporters from state television call.

12.29pm GMT USA vs Russia OK, one last thing on the game yesterday, for now - I mean, you have to have the Russian television call, right?

Tell me your answer to this question, and I could probably come close to guessing your age: What public figure of an earlier time did you see, live on television, call lie detectors "twentieth century witchcraft"?

The stats and the subtleties of the game are of little interest to her, but she is no less passionate than I was at 8. When she goes to bed, she switches from the television call to the radio while sifting through her Sox programs and collecting tidbits of information.

On a cable television call-in show that evening, viewers rationalized not voting.

Surprisingly, President Vladimir V. Putin stumbled a bit over several questions during a well-prepared three-hour television call-in program on Thursday.

When Mr Putin appeared on a television call-in show in April, a Crimean questioner asked how he could make his PrivatBank car-lease payments; Mr Putin laughingly told him to "drive in peace" and forget about the lease.

Irina Antonova, 91, who was director of the Pushkin museum for 52 years, took her dream of restoring the Museum of New Western Art to Mr. Putin during his live television call-in show in April.

And so, splayed out one afternoon on a luxurious white sun bed at the People beach club, Selin Ozkok Karacehennem, the host of a Turkish television call-in show devoted to marital relationships, summed up Turkbuku's enticements.