Sentence examples for television training from inspiring English sources

What a waste of all that television training he got on taking the job.

In late 1951 Jewison returned to Canada, where he joined the television training program of the CBC.

I got the job, but when I got to the BBC the television training people at Elstree Studios said (and I quote): "This is equal opportunities gone mad.

The report also called for the paper to "devise a strategy governing when and where it makes sense for us to be on TV and radio," and recommended that reporters be given television training.

While at the BBC she has been subjected to a high degree of press criticism over the handling of talent and older women, and her titular role as company secretary to the television training company Bright Sparks, run by her husband.

Jon Pareles commented, "most lip-synched shows are done by video-era pop performers whose audiences are young and television trained.

Women gave a variety of answers including: advertising on television, trains, buses; online information, including via social networking sites; leaflets in GP surgeries.

Mr. Apted himself rounded up the children when he was 22, just out of a university and a researcher in Granada Television's training program.

"The television is training them to not think about which party is in Parliament, about which laws are being passed, about who will be in charge tomorrow.

Timothy M. Clark, the director of the Connecticut School of Broadcasting, said that Justice DiBlasi took the full curriculum of radio and television broadcast training offered to starting students, including voiceovers, speech, elementary acting, news delivery and news copy writing.

Mr. Fink, who hasn't closed the door on returning to the financial world (he is often glued to the business news on television when training indoors), said his typical client was 30 to 55 years old, married with children and had a demanding professional life.