Sentence examples for telly set from inspiring English sources

Kusama serenaded you from a telly set in one corner.

Grace Rahman In 1954, the telly critic for the People wrote that the definition of a TV set was "the box they buried Morecambe and Wise in".

The chug into Blackpool is as bizarre as Funland, the darkly hilarious telly drama set among its mauve nylon sheets and tawdry B&Bs.

Larry Dorn, who was the press agent for Botany 500 for 25 years, said that Telly Savalas set off a craze for colored vests when he started wearing them on "Kojak".

That is, in addition to deciding what shows to put on the air, the Beeb wants the power to decide what kinds of tellies and set-top boxes will be able to display and record those shows – and it wants the power to control the design of all the devices that might be plugged into a TV or set-top box.

Adam Sherwin (@adamsherwin10) Lord Patten boasting how much better BBC is than US and European TV- clearly doesn't watch any "box set" telly November 27 , 201212.44pm GMT Gerry Sutcliffe is still asking questions.

In his BBC days, whether Jeremy Clarkson actually grasped telly's regulatory set-up was something of a mystery, and the fogginess remains after a recent post-rehab column in the Sunday Times's Driving section.

The later material about life on telly harbours some effective set-pieces, notably when Bishop receives a male waxing before undertaking a triathlon for Sport Relief.

Yesterday, Thursday, there's was the Sónar day program, which features Metro Area, Sébastien Tellier and a live set by Todd Terje and Lindstrøm.

Jonathan Fensom's design is sharper than any set on a telly soap.

We managed to find a local boozer whose proprietor kindly set up a telly showing the match and then proceeded to watch in amazement as several boozed up Scots wearing shorts and sunburn got quickly drunk and started singing and dancing while the locals sat drinking coffee and discussing the latest fashion trends.