Sentence examples for television course from inspiring English sources

There is no attendance taken in the television course taught by Art Smith, who spent 30 years in television and movie production.

The twenty-minute black-and-white segment was produced for a television course at the University of California, Los Angeles, and conducted in the oil fields of the Los Angeles Basin, one of the locations that constituted the barren wasteland of his first feature, "Eraserhead" (1977).

Distance learning including radio and television courses, as well as Internet and correspondence courses is popular and especially useful for persons who reside far from educational centres.

All railroad companies are booming these days, thanks to the rise in oil prices, which has made rail-shipped coal more attractive, and to the flattening of the world's economy, which has sent steel, grain and televisions coursing around the globe.

I'd seen the film on television, of course, and had spent fifth grade walking to and from Linfield Elementary School singing the tune of Maria, substituting Jean Wilson's name.

There was television, of course.

Or television, of course.

Television, of course.

It's girls' television, of course.

Television, of course, contributes to this.

After film, television, of course, took on vampires.