Sentence examples for television deliver from inspiring English sources

The truth is the last ten years or more has seen television deliver work that often artistically surpasses every other medium today.

Sponsors want to reach the mass audiences that free television delivers.

"It ain't radio," says the sideman, contemptuously adding, "television," delivering the word like an epithet.

Formula One relies heavily on funding from sponsors, who want to reach the mass audiences that free television delivers.

The organization has increased the hours of race coverage on network and cable television, delivered clever television commercials and fostered a spirit of cooperation.

"It's the pent-up demand for voices other than the well-rehearsed and seasoned insider professionals who have dominated television delivering practiced meaninglessness for years," he said.

Beginning in 2006, BT and Sky began moving onto each other's turf, with Sky starting a broadband service and BT introducing television, delivered via phone lines.

Ms. McDonald, who recently returned to Broadway after four years acting on television, delivered a speech that honored the stage as a refuge for actors.

It is not that tastes have changed, says Ms Corbin; it is just that daytime television delivers a superior line in sex and freaks.

A television delivers reports of disease and global violence, though whether its images are from a news report or a docudrama is unclear.

Although some independent Web sites and newspapers were critical of the push into Georgia — state-controlled television delivered a consistent message that Georgia was the aggressor.