Sentence examples for television name from inspiring English sources

The ensemble cast includes only one recognizable television name, John Ratzenberger, known to fans of NBC's "Cheers" as Cliff Clavin.

That would be "La Bête," from the American writer David Hirson and with a troupe coupling the echt-English Joanna Lumley with the stage-trained American television name David Hyde Pierce.

The two selling points on this occasion are the two-time Olivier Award-winner Sheridan Smith ("Legally Blonde"), doubling as Titania/Hippolyta, and the British television name and comic personality David Walliams as Bottom, his second-ever stage role.

Mr. Patrick, who was named Gerard Monteux but who chose William Patrick as his television name, is a son of Adeline Peake of Hancock, Me., and Claude Monteux of San Diego and a stepson of William H. Peake.

The U.K. Nellie Forbush is Samantha Womack, a British television name who seems to hold at arm's length the role of the "cockeyed optimist" famously proved to be less open to experience than one might expect from this Arkansas blonde's sunny demeanor.

In 2011, New Delhi Television named Kejriwal one of its two Indians of the Year.

In 2002, state television named him one of the "Top Ten Figures in the Rule of Law".

The show's cast includes such familiar television names as Peter Krause ("Six Feet Under"), Craig T. Nelson ("Coach") and Maura Tierney ("E.R").

She was both inaudible and incomprehensible, as were the two poor waifs brought in for their television names.

As a mysterious figure who may or may not be a professional installer of cable television named Chip Douglas (a character on the 1960s television series "My Three Sons"), he turned demonic, disturbingly infantile and dangerously sociopathic.

The institute also handed out awards for television, naming "The Sopranos" best dramatic series and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" best comedy series.