Sentence examples for television drop from inspiring English sources

Fox's latest attack came a day after he went for the holy grail of things you don't do on television: drop the F-bomb.

The ad campaign on television dropped any pretense of subtlety and ran haunting footage of Bolshevik atrocities and disasters.

All day long, as the voters of New Hampshire pulled levers, the commentators on television dropped hints about the likely outcome.

"He took tax refund money to buy the TV," she added, hinting that she had just given in after the television dropped to a price she found acceptable.

The percentage of Latinos who got their news from television dropped slightly to 86 percent from 92 percent in 2006, but still beat radio and print newspapers.

For those with declines, cable television fell 13.8percentt, not 16percentt; syndicated television dropped 12.6percentt, not 14.4percentt; and the Internet was down 12.4percentt, not 14.2percentt.

Ms. Wood's is among the most prominent disputes in recent years involving the pageant system, which endures — albeit diminished — since network television dropped the Miss America Pageant in 2004.

He began acting in local theaters, got jobs on television, dropped out of college after a year and, as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War, did alternative service by working at Los Angeles County Hospital.

Data from GfK MRI, a research firm that conducts a large survey, suggest that 17% of HBO's subscribers come from the poorest one-fifth of the population by income and 18% come from the second-poorest quintile.In 2010 the proportion of America's population that pays for television dropped for the first time, with the losses apparently concentrated among the poorest customers.

A television drops down from the ceiling at the push of a button.

Newspaper ad spending fell by 8% last year to $45 billion, while expenditures on local television dropped 12% to $12 billion.