Sentence examples for television whose from inspiring English sources

The new rules would not affect cable or satellite television, whose digital programming is protected by encryption technology.

Mr. Ban's speech was carried live on Burmese television, whose cameras panned across the rows of military officers in pea-green uniforms occupying one flank of the chamber.

There were also old VHS tapes, an unused fireplace, a stationary exercise bike, and a large flat-screen television whose newness had no visible companion.

State television, whose normal task is to linger at royal receptions, instead broadcast live from the gory scene throughout the fatal night.

Iraqi television, whose continued broadcasts in the face of much bombing had become a symbol of Iraqi resilience, was at last off the air.

Then there's Bloomberg television, whose format features a small talking head surrounded by stock tickers, news headlines, charts, graphs, and so forth.

Suppose you have two televisions, whose images are different.

(I mean that seriously — the Remote Commander is just what you need for resurrecting ancient televisions whose original controllers have gone to the dogs).

He is also a theatrical and television producer, whose television productions include the Tony Awards and "A Night of 100 Stars" telecasts.

Bob Ross, in full Robert Norman Ross (born October 29 , 1942 Daytona Beach, Florida, U.S. died July 4 , 1995 New Smyrna Beach, Florida) painter and television personality whose popular PBS television show The Joy of Painting (1983 94) made him a household name as the painting teacher to the masses.

Walters is, along with Mike Wallace, among the few remaining on-air television journalists whose careers encompass almost the entire history of television news.