Sentence examples for television rules from inspiring English sources

It's unshakeable, and we are obliged to live with it in this era when television rules.

Monday Roma vs. Juventus Television rules, and TV extends the top soccer fixtures into long weekends.

Stevenson's appeals were upheld, but it was difficult not to think that television rules quite enough of the world as it is, without seizing control of fighting sports necessarily rooted in an unquestioning acceptance of the referee's authority.

"Now the bullfighting lobby seems prepared to do anything in order to bring live fights back to our public television channel, even if that means trampling over European Union television rules," the Animalist party, which lobbies against bullfighting, said.

The state's new television rules, it claims, will limit consumer choice, lead to higher prices and stymie new technologies, like 3-D television, that makers hope to introduce over the next year or two.Your correspondent finds it puzzling that the industry lobby should show such little faith in its members' ability to innovate.

In the modern college sports landscape, where television rules as the great equalizer, a hotshot recruit doesn't need to go to Notre Dame to get exposure.

Entertainment rules sport, money and television rule entertainment.

Sadly, my go-getting credentials and proven track record of making money from television ruled me out of this race.

When, for all those decades, BBC television ruled the waves, for most of the time he was master-commander and buccaneering captain on the quarterdeck.

Juliette and Louise have been off from school since last Thursday, and don't go back until next Monday (though Louise has rehearsals for "Hairspray" tomorrow and Wednesday), which means that movies on television rule.

Instead, television ruled inside the convention center and out, so much so that a casual observer might have mistaken this multimedia extravaganza for a massive TV convention.