Sentence examples for television generated by from inspiring English sources

His tirade was directed at "pap" television generated by cautious, unoriginal minds.

Spain's to-each-his-own approach, whereby every club has been negotiating its own television agreements, has allowed Real Madrid and Barcelona to pocket about half of the €650 million of annual television revenue generated by La Liga, as well as develop their own television channels.

Perhaps more tellingly, La Liga's television revenue is less than half what clubs in the English Premiership share, and are dwarfed by the €915 million in television rights generated by the Italian Serie A in the season that ended in 2010.

There is no question of the cash-strapped WICB being able to afford the damages India would seem likely to demand, and the loss of a planned home series against India in 2016 would bankrupt them anyway, so reliant are they – like the majority of other cricketing countries – on the television income generated by the game's global giants.

He will reportedly earn a £29.1m ($45.7m) purse for the Alvarez match-up at the MGM Grand, and he is also set to get a share of the television income generated by pay-per-view sales.

Unquestionably, revenue from television contracts generated by football and basketball has radically altered the impact of intercollegiate sports on the fiscal management of universities and colleges.

Total revenues from television rights particularly important because of the exposure television generates for a sport and its sponsors rose by 14% per year from 1997 to 2001.

Television generates its own, more ecumenical Christmas rituals.

Rosemary is the posh cookery teacher from Ladette to Lady; this is another show generated by television.

But the major reason for the increased competition is probably the increased financial rewards; staggering sums of money are involved today, much of it generated by television.

It is this influx of money, much of it generated by television contracts, that makes the continued "amateur" status of the players so untenable.