Sentence examples for television traffic from inspiring English sources

In fact, because television traffic is so heavy, most radio astronomers do not even try to observe in television bands (around 12 gigahertz).

"We don't need no stinkin' Canyon of Heroes, do we?" boomed a voice from the stage, which, appropriately enough, belonged to Joe Nolan, a television traffic reporter.

Chief among these: the guarantee of open access to the cable network for rival Internet service providers, a similar provision barring discriminatory treatment of interactive television traffic, and a monitoring system to handle complaints from the new AOL Time Warner's competitors.

In 2010, the stretch between Chapman and Katella avenues in the City of Orange was renamed the Paul Johnson Freeway for longtime local radio television traffic reporter Paul Johnson, who died the same year.

The strictures ultimately imposed on AOL Time Warner by the Federal Trade Commission-forcing it to provide unrestricted access to other Internet service providers and interactive television traffic-all but precluded it from exercising such control over its competitors.

Merchandise sales, television ratings, traffic on team Web sites and spending on concessions at the ballpark are also important measuring sticks.

Time for them has been measured in footsteps and contour marks on a topographical map, not in television shows, traffic, deadlines and e-mail.

"I think weve seen that television drives traffic to the web," Mitchell said.

Far too often noise can make it hard to concentrate, be it a loud television, loud traffic or loud people.

No evacuations have been ordered, but television showed traffic backed up in the area as people rushed to flee their homes.

The familiar noises of answering machines and televisions, of traffic and trains, of capricious cell phones and a babel of mixed languages filter through the evening, interrupting and reshaping narrative.