Sentence examples for television message from inspiring English sources
Frustrated by what he called the manipulative nature of the televised singing competition, Mr. Della Terza started encouraging readers of a reality television message board five years ago to vote for the contestants they deemed the worst singers.
President Reagan taped a television message, which was broadcast here in October, asking voters to retain the three newly converted Republicans.
The Guardian, a British newspaper published in London, quoted an Iraqi opposition leader yesterday as saying seven men were shot to death in Baghdad last week in a foiled bid to broadcast a television message urging people to overthrow Hussein.
The Queen will remember this year's "appalling" terrorist attacks in London and Manchester that claimed 41 lives, as she delivers a Christmas Day television message focusing on the importance of home.
The father of drowned Syrian boy Alan Kurdi, who was photographed lying lifeless on a Turkish beach after he drowned, has recorded a Christmas Day television message calling for the world to "open its doors to Syrians".
Mr. Rumsfeld spent much of the day there, meeting with commanders, honoring Army and Marine Corps battle heroes and taping a radio and television message to the Iraqi people.
The Democrats have allocated $9 million for their 11th-hour television messages.
Most print and television messages also bear a Beef Board logo, usually a check-mark with the word BEEF. E.g., id., at 5052.
B2 NETWORKS SUPPORT WAR EFFORT -- The major broadcast networks are producing short television messages that convey season's greetings to troops stationed overseas.
In Afghanistan, General Maney said, the American military found it hard to get its radio and television messages out to many villages that had access to neither.
It also used radio and television messages to urge people to wash their hands, cover their mouths when coughing and stay home when sick.
