Sentence examples for television preview from inspiring English sources

In the television preview below, Hockney describes how it feels to paint with this electronic paintbox.

There was a time years ago when TV Guide's fall television preview issues were hundreds of pages thick.

There was an affecting moment in a television preview theatre yesterday morning, as the husband of Wendy Richard watched her final performance – in A Pocketful of Rye, the first in ITV1's new set of Miss Marple stories.

Sir Bill also had a sense of humour – in a letter to The Times in 2002, protesting over a television preview which accused him of thumping a colleague, he wrote: "I did not hit Eddie Braben, the writer of The Morecambe And Wise Show, with a soda siphon.

FULL COVERAGE: Winter Television Preview.

Netflix is rolling out a new user interface for its app for televisions and streaming media players which will now include video previews, instead of still images.

The show's top executives and producers, here for a gathering of television critics previewing next season, said they are discussing the possibility of producing a theatrical movie that would continue the stories of the show's morally complex characters.

More to the point, it was poorly suited for Mr. Lyall's home office, and for Ms. Wise to host lively evenings of movie screenings and television-pilot previews for industry colleagues and friends.

(In each episode Eli Stone takes on a different cause; in other episodes sent to television reviewers for preview, he wages court battles against a pesticide maker and a priest).

This approach lies behind market research, movie previews, television programming and most book publishing.

Photograph: PA Some television is trailed, previewed, reviewed and discussed until even viewers who haven't seen it think they have.