Sentence examples for television push from inspiring English sources

Orange's television push is also driving up the cost of attractive programming rights; when Canal Plus recently renewed a deal to show English Premier League soccer in France, the cost more than doubled, according to news reports.

For all New Jersey politicians except those named Corzine -- who starts in the spring if past experience is a guide -- the fall television push is the big chance for Republicans to redefine themselves and draw horns on opponents.

Part of the television push comes from a relationship with Comcast Ventures, a new investor for Madison Reed's latest round.

There has also been a television push into Central Asia and North Africa, areas where the IRB wants to develop the sport.

One of the reasons for the difficult market is that local businesses are wary of spending money on television advertisement; many of the commercials on Arab television push foreign goods.

Commercials on television push the same message -- "take your vitamins" -- but doctors are less urgent.

The N.F.L. has slowly colonized much of the sports calendar, elevating the late-winter scouting combine into more must-see television, pushing the start of the college draft into prime time and, in a switch that met with some resistance from within the N.F.L., flooding fans with the information they wanted.

And their stories tell us more about America than those of the hardworking citizens and safe, mediocre idols that television pushes on us.

That, with the increasing use of appliances like air conditioners and televisions, pushed the demand for electricity higher and higher.

On Wednesday, the corporate group began its second nationwide advertising campaign in print, radio and television to push the legislation.

Andrew has invited a younger gentleman to visit: Milo Tindle Derek Cecill, who was briefly the star of his own ABC television series, "Push, Nevada," in 2002).