Sentence examples for television out from inspiring English sources
In another farming town, in Ivory Coast, I talked to a man named Abou Traoré, who put his television out in a courtyard most nights, so that neighbors could come by to watch.
Jim Muir told the BBC that Walid Muallem accepted the initiative on state television "out of the Syrian leadership's concern for the safety of its people".
Yes, this blackout has me thinking that if I blacked television out altogether, I might even have fresh story ideas to pitch instead of being unconsciously swayed into derivatives of what's already on the air.
Even more revolutionary would be to make television out of the unconsumption movement.
He would later edit the flat-screen television out of the shot.
The Bose VideoWave — a 46-inch LCD TV with added sonic power — is not the slimmest television out there.
According to the BBC, the opening ceremony (seen by twenty-seven million) was the second-most-watched event in the history of British television, out-ranked only by what must have been a very special episode of "Only Fools and Horses," in 1996.
The Sienese watch avidly, in the piazza or on television, looking out for the likeliest runners.
They pressured us with administrative resources, were constantly on television, gave out groceries".
And yet television stands out as the one old-media business with surprising resilience.
Some tenants had already been evicted, carrying their television sets out into the night rain.
