Sentence examples for television terms from inspiring English sources

It was, in television terms, a perfect wrap.

In television terms, "The Daily Show" is an undocumented immigrant in China.

The viewers' median age is 51.1, young in broadcast television terms.

In television terms, a summit is not a reality show but a scripted drama.

Failure to close the case was, in television terms, revolutionary; in Z Cars it was almost compulsory.

That Carly Simon spot dramatically pointed up the limitations which still prevent "Whistle Test" becoming a breakthrough in television terms.

"That's a television term.

You know, I can say that our television — in terms of quality, in terms of the technology used — is, I believe, one of the best in the world".

Campion also said she doesn't see a vast gulf between film and television, in terms of quality.

"Not the kind of stuff you'd find on television in terms of sitcoms or one-hour dramas.

New separate research by Drama UK last week showed that the live sector was more diverse than television in terms of performer ethnicity.