Sentence examples for television efforts from inspiring English sources

But the people familiar with Apple's television efforts offered some details.

Some station owners may bristle at ABC's arrangement, however, given the other mobile television efforts that are under way.

But the next day, I received a copy of a note that Guy had sent to the person in charge of Cirque's television efforts.

Time Warner's pending merger with America Online is expected to strengthen its hand, as the two companies combine their interactive television efforts.

Local movie productions have become even more important to Disney's expansion strategy because its television efforts have been ensnared in Russian bureaucracy and restrictions on foreign media.

The 40-year-old British native landed in Los Angeles in 1982 and did not begin his television efforts until the early 1990's.

Eventually the television effort proved too costly and was discontinued amid significant internal church controversy.

The city is planning a new television effort against tobacco in the fall, with a projected ad budget of $8 million.

A new television effort, with billings estimated at $10 million, was created by the association's longtime agency, the Leo Burnett Company in Chicago, a unit of the B Com3 Group.

"Legion," which makes its debut on Wednesday, Feb. 8, has its roots in a lesser-known X-Men character and represents the first live-action television effort to come from the comics since the mid-1990s.

Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have unleashed advertisements in nearly all the 22 states that have Democratic presidential nominating contests on Tuesday, a combined $19 million expenditure that is the most ambitious and geographically expansive television effort in a presidential primary.