Sentence examples for television worth from inspiring English sources
The only television worth watching".
LORD ARCHER has for the first time defended his role in buying 50,000 shares in Anglia Television, worth nearly £250,000, on behalf of a Kurdish associate despite having promised the Anglia board that he would not deal in the shares of the company, of which his wife was a director.
To Isaac Asimov, Caesar was the only thing on television worth watching.
This has everything to do with the interesting stories and... and this is an important and, there is nothing else on television worth watching.
Appointment television — shows worth building a schedule around — was obliterated.
The Democrats have reserved television time worth millions more.
The flashback episode: it's a television specialty worth looking back on.
Still, his purse is much smaller than it would have been had he signed a television contract worth nearly $20 million.
Most of the MPs interviewed by the Hansard Society said that they regarded an interview on television as "worth more to them" than a speech in Parliament.
The club announced last April that they will apply widespread discounts as a result of the windfall received from the Premier League's latest television deal, worth £5.13bn.
But pensioners are apparently less than grateful for one-off bonuses such as £10 at Christmas, £150 for winter fuel, and the promise of free television licences, worth £104 for those aged over 75.
