Sentence examples for television draw from inspiring English sources

For now, give a slight edge to West Virginia because it is a better television draw.

A decade earlier Senator John McCain had derided it as "human cockfighting," but by 2006 it was a bigger television draw than boxing.

That a university in a place so distant, geographically and psychically, from the national consciousness would become a national television draw would have been unimaginable in the world before ESPN.

Having turned "Survivor" into the biggest television draw this side of the Super Bowl, Mark Burnett, the show's executive producer, has no reason to suffer any crises of confidence.

There may be something there, though possibly in the way that that "talk along" records (an actor says a line, then you do) or "Winky Dink" cartoons (put a plastic sheet on your television, draw in objects the character needs) were failed stirrings of interactivity.

But he's first and foremost an impressive television draw, especially for a non-heavyweight.

During prime-time on Thursday, however, network television drew meager ratings for mostly repeats and concert specials.

"CSI," the forensics crime series that is the No. 1 show on television, drew 29.48 million viewers.

Because of its high viewing figures, television drew the major share of advertising revenue away from its habitual market in films and print media.

Radio and local cable television accounted for about $400 million, while national cable and national network television drew about $200 million, according to the Campaign Media Analysis Group, which compiled the data.

In preparation for his new gig he did extensive research at the Museum of Radio and Television, drawing inspiration from early David Letterman and late-night shows of the 60's.