Sentence examples for television leads from inspiring English sources
In 2014, people of color were underrepresented by a factor of 5 to 1 in broadcast television leads, while only 32 of the top 100 films in 2015 had a female lead or co-lead.
The closer you get to the court the more Serena's returns, hit halfway between the service and baseline, sound like gunshots, the contact of ball to string sounding more electric and pulverizing than the television leads you to believe.
In the world of television, "lead-ins" are important.
MR. DOLE'S revelation on television led to his relationship with Pfizer.
After a period of experimentation, the immediacy of live television led programmers to turn to the theatre, especially vaudeville.
Multi-channel television, led by Sky, Rupert Murdoch's company, is growing, and ITV does not have a credible multi-channel strategy.
The government said his wounds were light, but his failure to appear on television led to speculation that they were severe.
It was Europe's "no-car day", and the evening news on television led with pictures of empty streets in town after town.
But the demands of live television led to the occasional blooper, with Sir Patrick famously once swallowing a fly live on air.
After the watershed year at the end of the 1960s, when the year's annual admissions were over 200 million, the advent of television led these figures to decline.
