Sentence examples for trend television from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the News and SNY puts into contractual terms a long-evolving trend: television loves sportswriters and wants them in its studios.

Chaney said the calibre of talent in the nominated British shows spoke to a wider trend in television on both sides of the Atlantic, where television was no longer seen as a step down for actors.

FORD is overhauling a highly visible element of a big campaign for an important new car line as the company seeks to become part of a hot trend: transforming television advertising into a hybrid of the TV and online media that could be called dot-commercials.

Like it or not, this trend puts television in closer touch with our violent, sometimes crass culture.

But that is where the parallels to other channels end, because Al Jazeera America is going against the grain of seemingly every trend in television news.

If the trend on television continues and extends across other types of independent group spending, it would be a reversal from the past.

Fox will mainly have to deal with a resurgent CBS, which has defied the overall trend in television by expanding its audience over the last year.

Do you think it's the start of a trend, casting television personalities or people respected in other mediums in videogames?

What's odd about the power of instant viewer-reviewing is that it has arrested a trend in television against shared experience.

I do believe our instincts are invaluable, and it doesn't matter if your connections are being made between a trend on television shows or a trend you're noticing in athletes or racism in sports.

But Western countries have been slow to adopt this trend, with television shows like "Fear Factor" reliably triggering disgust in viewers by feeding squirming creepy crawlers live to contestants.