Sentence examples for television has started from inspiring English sources

Following Williams's hit ratings, daytime television has started to diversify.

But the remarkable news of the past decade is that while leisure time is increasing, the number of hours spent by younger people passively watching television has started to decline.

The stars of British film and television have started arriving at this year's Bafta Television Awards.

Bragg married Cate Haste in 1973, as he was beginning his rise through the ranks of television, having started, after Oxford university, as a trainee on the BBC arts show Monitor.

And televisions have started to appear where they were never seen before: in the reception rooms of upper-class homes.

And for some people with digital video recorders, the idea of watching a television commercial has started to seem quaint.

But the City University of New York's television operation has started broadcasting the old-fashioned way — over the air.

As "Scandal" has churned ahead over the past few years, attracting more and more viewers and becoming one of the most-watched dramas on television, it has started engaging with some of the pressing political controversies of our time — notably, issues of domestic surveillance and the reach of our intelligence infrastructure.

The cable television channel has started populating tips at various venues around the United States to coincide with its new show, America The Story Of Us (starting April 25).

The state-run television network has started a program to use modern satellite technology to broadcast choral music into public schools.

Digital high-definition television (HDTV) broadcasting has started in many countries, and large LCD TV sets have become common.