Sentence examples for television upon from inspiring English sources

Even athletes fortunate enough to find work in television upon retirement typically have to accept radically diminished prospects.

The 54-year-old, who moved into television upon retiring and has become the most coveted football anchor in the game, also works for NBC and al-Jazeera.

And if he should talk too much he would receive the same unceremonious sacking as the most famous oil minister of all time--Ahmad Zaki Yamani, who after talking too much learned of his 'resignation' on television upon returning to his home.

As television came upon the scene, so did money — big time!

Like a television screen upon which antic images (at this time, in the fifties, minimally varying gradations of gray) appear fleetingly and are gone.

When the queen does break her silence, as we know she will, having watched the moment on television once upon a time, it isn't because of this vexing young woman.

The main-line clergy — who worried a great deal about this use of television — insisted upon the minority status of these evangelists, and pointed to ratings showing that Oral Roberts reached only two per cent of American households each week and that most of them, including Robertson, Bakker, and Falwell, reached less than one per cent.

Since becoming an overnight star by posting on Twitter during a stoppage at the Daytona 500 last year, then swigging beer during a television interview upon winning the title, Keselowski has used his newfound platform at times to criticize, lash out at and battle fellow drivers and the powers that be in Nascar.

"Silly Love Songs" was met with critical acclaim from many television critics upon its initial airing.

"Have You Seen This Snail?" received positive reviews from television critics upon release.

In 1980, he was taken to court by 13 of his former writers over a story that his will called for the destruction of recordings of all his old television shows upon his death.