Sentence examples for television point from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, his direction is the usual dead-ahead television point and shoot.

Way better, from a television point of view, are Scott and Natasha.

Those who dispute a deliberate tilt in late-night television point out that women occupy positions of real power.

7.54pm: New comments by one of Muammar Gaddafi's sons on Al Arabiya television point to divisions within the ruling family, if genuine.

Oh, and from a television point of view, watching four consecutive attempts at doing the exactly same thing isn't so thrilling.

It's hard not to feel for him, though from a television point of view it's also hard not to think that the guys on the motorbikes with the guns, Tito, drugs, illegal logging etc would improve it.

A final, somewhat superfluous section of the exhibition devoted to film and television points into the future.

There's no David Einhorn going on the television pointing at Morgan Stanley's balance sheet and saying that this bit is toxic and that bit is probably OK.

Since then, 59 men and women have been guest hosts, Disney-ABC Domestic Television pointed out in a news release on Monday.

Peter Fincham, ITV's director of television, points to primetime broadcasts such as the prison documentary Strangeways, which reached 6.35 million viewers last year, and this April's edition of Fraud Squad, which grabbed 4.9 million viewers.

As the television pointed out, while Ponta was at home eating popcorn, his rival was being received in royal style in Piata Unirii, Bucharest's biggest public square.