Sentence examples for television displaying from inspiring English sources

Japanese television, displaying images captured on cellphones by witnesses, showed bodies scattered in the area.

"Every penny was well spent," he wrote, "for here was popular commercial television displaying artistic vision and imagination".

The company's take on "The Turn of the Screw" transported Britten's Victorian chiller into nineteen-eighties suburbia, with a television displaying "Poltergeist" static.

It's hard to know, for instance, what's going on between the television displaying images of record covers (they're from a video made for the Beta Band) and the one that seems to be having technical difficulties.

Visitors are invited to traipse through the dark toward a distant light, which turns out to be a tiny television displaying silent, looped footage of speeches by Fidel Castro.

At the Full Shilling on Pearl Street, a lawyer who would not give his name explained why he thought many people were not joining him as he watched a lone television displaying Mr. Blankfein on the hot seat.

When they entered their immense suite, the television displayed a message: "Welcome!

To put the magnitude of 4,000 lines in perspective, a television displays broadcast signals as 480 lines.

A roar of celebration rose up immediately from the crowd of thousands of protesters still lingering in Tahrir Square, where a television displayed the news.

In December, Iranian national television displayed a captured American aircraft whose rounded edges, humpback profile, and trapezoidal bug-eye made it look oddly cute — Lockheed Martin by way of Pixar.

In Golden, Colorado, they did the same for five Teslas camped in a real-estate-company parking lot; nearby, a big-screen television displayed footage of Tesla's assembly line.