Sentence examples for televisions which are from inspiring English sources

Inmates can use earphones to listen to televisions, which are affixed to a post.

Upstairs, the bedrooms both have arched ceilings, along with built-in cabinetry and 45-inch flat-screen televisions, which are included in the sale.

Consider that cars, furniture, clothing, computers and televisions — which are all subject to global competition — have become more affordable, relative to everything else.

Most of the injuries were to children 6 and younger, and the most common involved televisions, which are sometimes placed on furniture not intended to hold them.

Electric televisions, which are more akin to what is in use today, were first demonstrated to the public in 1932 by American inventor Philo Farnsworth.

So will ownership trends of "smart televisions" which are internet-connected: people may be more likely to opt out of paying for cable when they can easily stream Netflix in their living rooms.

So far, Samsung, which makes no money on the deal, has received 2,000 North Korean televisions, which were tested in the South to insure quality.

Writer discusses daytime quiz shows on television which are quite different from the old quiz shows.

A model farmer with crops and livestock, he has solar electricity and cable television, which are extremely rare in Katine.

State radio and television, which are under Mr Khamenei's control, give blanket coverage to Mr Ahmadinejad, while largely ignoring his opponents.

The FCC allows consumers to register complaints online and by phone about programs on radio, broadcast television, and cable television, which are regulated by the agency.