Sentence examples for television lives from inspiring English sources

In some sense, the tour was redundant, the rooms are so deeply familiar to anyone who has followed the Sopranos' operatic television lives.

Television lives off of maudlin and mawkish and emotionally overbaked moments, but last night brought an all too rare and genuine moment of actual emotion, when Canadian skater Joannie Rochette nailed her short program.

Ms. Parlange, who taught Martha Stewart how to mix a sazerac, the beloved New Orleans cocktail, on television, lives in a five-room apartment in the city's Uptown district.

(The series does have elements of a 1930s screwball comedy; even the sly, refined narrator, played by Jim Dale, the voice of the Harry Potter audio books, sounds like Edward Everett Horton.) Television lives by analogy, but "Pushing Daisies" is not really like anything else at the moment.

Still, the sisters' television lives are not problem-free: their father (Eric Lutes), bogged down in a midlife crisis, has moved to a trailer overlooking the family home; their mother (Clare Carey), an assertive overachiever, is preoccupied with running a fashion-design company.

But television lives and dies by its characters, and "Empire" is a radiant showcase of strong, complicated and modern archetypes, splendidly performed, and constantly rearranged in dazzling display.

Television Live on BBC1 from 1pm.

The other problem with television: Live viewers are diminishing rapidly.

Live television, live variety, live plays, live music … Jazz between 1930 and 1960: Miles Davies, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington.

Until its arrival, television lived off either government subsidy or a limited amount of advertising.

Glass has experimented with visual forms before: television, live shows, movies.