Sentence examples for television circuits from inspiring English sources

When its author, J. Anthony Lukas, killed himself without warning shortly before an 18-city cross-country tour arranged for him by the publisher, several of his friends volunteered to promote "Big Trouble" on the broadcasting and television circuits and even in bookshops.

Secret observation booths in government offices and closed television circuits in industry, extending even to rest rooms, are common.

If a crackdown is coming, all communications--telephones, telexes, computer networks, radio and television circuits, satellite links--have to be cut to control what the world, and the Soviet Union's own citizens, know about the coup.

Renzi, meanwhile, was making the television circuit.

That normally spells death on the television circuit.

He released VHS tapes and DVDs (65 in total), gave radio interviews and trotted the talk television circuit.

Since leaving the White House last month, Mr. Spicer has been on a speaking and television circuit, trying to rehabilitate his image.

In 2009, she started the Meredith Whitney Advisory Group, and has since been a regular on the business television circuit, in addition to being featured in Michael Lewis's book, "The Big Short".

As he releases his new memoir, hits the television circuit and prepares to break ground on his presidential center, Mr. Bush finds himself in an evolving place in American society.

"You have to play the game or get eaten alive," said another woman – again speaking on condition of anonymity – who is a regular on the Premier League television circuit.

In late January, the first lady began a tour of the late-night television circuit that culminated in mid-April with a visit to Stephen Colbert's show to promote her work with military families.