Sentence examples for television hall from inspiring English sources

Sullivan — like Milton Berle, like Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca and other unchallengeable early claimants to niches in any television hall of fame — specialized in pure entertainment.

These moments of gravitas aside, the night belonged to television's hall of jesters, chief among them the host, Andy Samberg.

Next month, lest it has passed under your radar since the official announcement in December, Rupert Murdoch will be inducted into the US television academy hall of fame.

In a television town hall in Milwaukee with CNN on Tuesday night, Trump insisted he had been "treated very unfairly" by the Republican National Committee and the establishment and revoked the commitment he signed in September.

"On television, convention halls have no ceilings.

On Dec. 10, 2006, Karzai attended the international Human Rights Day event at the national television and radio hall in Kabul.

The audience too looks expansive on television, but the hall includes only 12 rows of seats, four at floor level and eight in bleachers.

The writers can seek solace in the fact that "Arrested" joins other critically acclaimed and prematurely canceled shows in television's prestigious hall of failure.

CHICAGO — As the president of the Chicago Teachers Union emerged from a meeting of her union delegates on Sunday night to announce that, no, school would not be starting up again and that, no, the delegates were not ready to sign off on what had seemed like a deal, Mayor Rahm Emanuel watched her on a television in City Hall.

On the third floor there will be a firearms-training simulator, a crime-scene reconstruction, an exhibit on the use of DNA in police work, a section showing how the Police Department is portrayed on television, and the Hall of Heroes, honoring those who have died in the line of duty.

Truckers was adapted as a stop motion animation series for Thames Television by Cosgrove Hall Films in 1992.