Sentence examples for television circulated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper's organization argues that the draft bill on digital television circulated by Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, would make millions of existing videocassette recorders inoperable and force consumers to pay for more expensive equipment.

One was seen in a video circulated this week and shown on a private television channel flogging two men and a teenage boy.

But now the Chinese video, circulating here on television and the Internet, has refocused attention on the Chenpeng attack, especially on security measures at the school and on local officials' efforts to squelch coverage.

For one thing, despite the location being broadcast on Libyan state television, and circulated in cellphone text messages, barely 500 people showed up, in a city of two million.

Late-1990s talk of a Goodman Beaver feature film or television series circulated, but the Kurtzman estate was uninterested.

But there were also three television cameras circulating in the room.

In one live television report that circulated widely on YouTube, a reporter for Al Jazeera English, the English-language arm of the Arabic-language news network, was shown stating that the vessel was "raising a white flag to the Israeli Army" amid the attack, but despite that, "the Israeli Army is still shooting, still firing live munitions".

Whedon had produced Dr. Horrible as a personal project during the television writers strike, circulated it for free via the web for the first week, and then began selling it on iTunes (and now through DVD, not to mention screenings and singalongs at movie theaters).

The round-the-clock television broadcast of the three-day ordeal circulated the brutal drama widely.

In 1964, Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign circulated a television ad featuring an adorable girl counting petals on a daisy, and ending with a nuclear explosion, suggesting that his Republican challenger, Barry M. Goldwater, would precipitate a nuclear war.

The message — that our perception of beauty is distorted — was provocative enough that the video was widely circulated online and shown free on television.