Sentence examples for tv knowledge from inspiring English sources

Jin has almost zero affinity for American popular culture -- he can't remember the last movie he saw, and his TV knowledge is limited to unhip shows like "Walker, Texas Ranger".

And the winner is... Truth be told, Monkey was a pretty poor stand-in for Ross, whose TV knowledge would have come in pretty handy for last night's quiz.

Grown-up Stephen, now 51, is likely to need all that TV knowledge and a lot more in coming months.

He's always eager to impress with his TV knowledge, later telling the Life guys what's going to happen on Peyton Place, and jumping in, "we could build a Saturday morning TV show around a whole Quaker Oats Family".

The Seventies was a golden age of TV general knowledge.

Earl produced a long-running TV general knowledge quiz show of stupendous awfulness called What Do Kids Know?, which pits a team of grown-ups against kid prodigies and is an inspired metaphor for the inter-generational incomprehension and rancour that pervades the film.

T-Mobile USA President Phillipp Humm did a similar dance, all but ignoring the TV commercial Public Knowledge President Gigi Sohn played for the subcommittee at the start of the hearing, which depicted AT&T's network as the weight around its customers, slowing them down relative to T-Mobile's 4G network.

This paper reports on the effect of a national TV campaign on knowledge of periodontal health among Iranian adults in Tehran.

To build their cooking levels, they can either read a cooking book, watch the cooking channel on TV, or gain knowledge by cooking.

If you are not yet convinced, check out this hilarious video comparing college students' knowledge of reality TV with their knowledge of reality itself.

"There's no obvious choice," says one TV executive with close knowledge of the intense competition in the time slot.