Sentence examples for television days from inspiring English sources

The authorities reimposed a ban on women singing on television, days after it was lifted.

Both Mr. Leigh and Mr. Loach have idiosyncratic styles that were determined in their television days.

His involvement only became clear after footage of the incident was repeatedly shown on television days later, the court heard.

Mr. Mullavey is gentle but angry (and almost unrecognizable from his television days as the affable husband in "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman") as Milton.

Last week, an interviewer presented Mr. Monti with a puppy on live television, days after Mr. Berlusconi had appeared with one.

The woman, Sajida Mubarak al-Rishawi, confessed on television days after her arrest that she was to be the fourth suicide bomber but that her explosive belt had failed.

World Television Day has just passed.

Incidental Intelligence: The final offering on WNBT's television day is entitled "Daily Sermonette".

Images of dead, oil-covered birds, devastated fishing grounds and despairing people who relied on the ocean for their livelihoods appeared on television day after day.

He remembers the days when his grandad and uncles would prepare the coffins in the shop window: in those pre-television days it was quite a show and a crowd would gather on the pavement to watch.

Music, like the radio on which much of it was heard, was a center of home entertainment in the pre-television days.