Sentence examples for television gallery from inspiring English sources

Then, after a news conference with Democratic representatives in the House radio and television gallery, Mr. McCain went back to his office to make more telephone calls.

Negotiators headed for the cameras of the Senate television gallery, where they were joined by other commission backers for a victory news conference.

The wraparounds are based on Rod Serling's television series Night Gallery, in which Serling appears at an art gallery and introduces each episode by unveiling paintings depicting the stories.

The preoccupations of "The Arbor" — the tension between image and sound, the instability of truth and memory — can be found in Ms. Barnard's previous films, most of which were made for television or as gallery installations.

On the second floor, just up the stairs from an Orin Buck painting of Adam and Eve reading from TV Guide while Satan tempts them with a portable television, is a gallery of contemporary artists' responses to "Paradise Lost," and there is still more artwork on the third floor, which in the old days used to be a ballroom where the Vanderbilts and Havemeyers came to dance.

Content marketing — also known as branded content or branded entertainment — refers to editorial content like articles, video clips, movies, television shows, photo galleries and even comic books that is created on behalf of marketers that serve as presenting sponsors.

As we strolled through the gallery, a television monitor was playing videos of famous presidential speeches.

Television frames at the gallery (framefinders.com) start at $3,000, said Edward C. Balfour, a co-owner.

Perhaps only when the series has ended will we be able to properly assess where he stands in the rogues' gallery of television's anti-heroes.

So I made a short video for a gallery installation, and I reshot the television show "Knight Rider" but featured a Klansman as the protagonist.

Of course, American television and the Californian galleries would love that.