Sentence examples for television teaching from inspiring English sources

"The first poker boom came, in part, from television teaching the game to people," Eric Hollreiser, the head of corporate communications for PokerStars, told me.

In some schools there might only be a single qualified teacher for hundreds of pupils, Mr Carver says - and the two hours a day of television teaching could be an important addition.

Who says television teaches you nothing?

Television taught him some crucial lessons.

Television taught me to say "What's up, Doc?" and "super-duper".

Nature programs on public television taught them an enormous respect for the world at large and the creatures within it.

Television taught Foote the dynamics of dramatic characterization; the simplicity of his story lines now worked for him, not against him.

By exposing people to an endless stream of advertising, television taught them to take nothing at face value, to read everything ironically.

She lived much of her life in north London, in Hampstead, and, alongside the writing and television, taught elocution, worked as a graphologist for the police, was a radio agony aunt and showed her work as an abstract painter.

I then called the best grandmotherly cook I've ever met, Marcella Hazan, the woman who by her cookbooks and example (and without television!) taught millions of Americans — myself included — that real Italian home cooking was easy, simple and straightforward, and could be mastered by non-Italians.

The electrical revolution that brought us radio and television taught us how to sit comfortably and receive information passively.