Sentence examples for television opening from inspiring English sources

"The Big Bang Theory" left no doubt about what show is truly the biggest hit on network television, opening its new season Thursday night with overwhelming ratings, the best premiere in its seven-year history.

It's a slow-burning report, and its television opening had an elegance and lightness of touch and courtesy that were lacking in the US Senate intelligence committee's presentation of its report last week.

Television opened the boomers' eyes to the global village, but the Internet goes one better.

Cable television opened up the sale of original programming in suburban markets.

In 1998, M-Net, the South African network seen across Africa on satellite television, opened a search for the "Face of Africa".

The advent of television opened them to a greater audience, and America's developing love of celebrity made them reliable engines of revenue.

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla .— To turn on the television, open the mail or drive down the highway here is to watch conservatives test the boundaries of how far they can go to disqualify President Obama.

When's the last time you flicked on the television, opened a magazine or jumped on social media?

In an era before television opened up new revenue streams, attendance was how teams made money and Rochester drew poorly (the Royals ultimately moved to Cincinnati in April 1957).

"Reality television opens you up to all these worlds you wouldn't normally be exposed to, and it's all so personal.

The goal: "providing a glimpse at what life could be like in countries where LGBT people can't turn on the television, open the newspaper, or go to social media to see positive and relatable images".