Sentence examples for television introduces from inspiring English sources

American television introduces a previously unknown species: A smart, successful single career woman in her 30s.

For the next 10 years, Cooke appeared regularly on live television, introducing items on music, drama, painting, literature, history, science and architecture.

Satellite television introduced him to the wider world — to Japanese baseball, life on Pacific islands, Russian folk music and religions in India and Nepal.

The army would also serve as a kind of morals police, he said, to protect Iraq from the "corruption" spread by Western-style newspapers and television introduced by the occupation authority.

Charles Moore, partner at UK media law firm Wiggin LLP and one of the UK's leading entertainment lawyers, lobbied for the creative tax credit for television, introduced last April.

Television was introduced into Spain in 1956.

Radio transmissions began in the 1920s, and television was introduced in the 1950s.

Television was introduced experimentally by Akashvani in 1959, and regular broadcasting commenced in 1965.

Digital cable and interactive television were introduced in Louisville about a year ago.

Television was introduced in 1950, and several of the country's largest networks are based in the city.

Also featuring patients' stories are television commercials introduced by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital around the beginning of 2011.