Sentence examples for television connected from inspiring English sources

That screen can mimic the images on a television connected to a Wii U or can display different graphics and gameplay.

The men smoked cigarettes and grimly watched Al Jazeera's coverage of protests in two Syrian cities, Homs and Hama, on a television connected by an extension cord to a distant cottage.

Just inside the front door, a large wooden desk holds a widescreen television connected to a computer, where the men do online Spanish programmes and use Skype to communicate with their families, some on a daily basis.

Similarly with Arcangel's work, Landscape Study #4: described as an installation, it is to be exhibited in a physical gallery alongside an arrangement of printed stills, with a television connected to a Nintendo Entertainment System.

Seeing the first radiant glow from Pong paddles that illuminated my family's 20" black and white television connected in me the notion that something bigger than myself was happening.

Sometimes the television connects me to breaking news (or the late night football) in yet another sphere.

While it shares a notably similar name, Kickstarter Patrons is a bit bigger picture.In fact, the level of funding it seems to be seeking seems to be something more in line with what you'd see on NPR or public television — connecting big organizations to large projects that require more money to stay afloat for a longer period.

Most of us will still manage to eat and keep our televisions connected.

The menu at the three-year-old bar has 90 options, and there are two 42-inch televisions connected to Xbox and Sega gaming systems that customers are encouraged to use.

… We'd love to have this on cellphone screens, computer screens and televisions connected to the Internet".

Not even set-top boxes and televisions connected to the internet will be immune from scrutiny during the cleanup campaign.