Sentence examples for television problems from inspiring English sources

In fact, she already calls to demand that Wendy and her husband help with everything from feuds with neighbors to cable television problems.

And here is a big bonus by doing this, you will no longer have to call the horrible customer service department at the cable company to fix television problems.

Interviewed by the magazine, Jennifer Edwards, title star of Heidi, commented: "My gravestone is gonna say, 'She was a great moment in sports.'" Cline summed up the events of the Heidi Game: The Jets were enraged by the outcome of the game, for reasons unrelated to the television problems, of which they were initially unaware.

Ewbank learned of the television problems in the locker room when he received a telephone call from his wife congratulating him on a Jets victory Lucy Ewbank assumed the fact that the end of the game was not shown meant New York had won.

Both these things, while gripping television, present problems for the prosecution.

Television reception problems and disappointment with asphalt as a natural plant mulch were, perhaps, the deciding factors in our neighbors' decision to sell their home.

Shows like The Bachelor also demonstrate reality television's problem with portraying consensual sex, and the way such portrayals contribute to the broader culture of misconduct.

To solve the problem, television has always imported talking heads -- Robert Hughes, Sister Wendy -- who interpret for us.

Reality television's perennial problem is that many people who are not professional actors are awkward and unappealing on camera.

To every other pundit, and to the vast majority of television viewers, the problem was clear – Cole was in a bad position.

You can have an intense case of mammismo and still fail to grasp why sexual assault, or gender discrimination in the workplace, or the relentless depiction of women as bimbos on television is a problem.