Sentence examples for tv mark from inspiring English sources

Have a ton of cables plugged into your projector or TV? Mark each cable with tape and label each cable with what it should be plugged into before you replace the lamp.

Was it possible, then, to create a piece for TV marking the 50th anniversary of the collapse of tip No 7, while also attempting to broaden the field of vision in respect to the village?

Other rumoured reboots for the BBC season are Porridge, The Good Life, Up Pompeii!, and Keeping Up Appearances; the season as a whole celebrating 60 years since Tony Hancock's show, Hancock's Half Hour, first made the transition from radio to TV, marking a highly influential moment in the development of the modern sitcom.

The launch on Google TV marks the next stage in the continued expansion of Redbox Instant, the would-be Netflix competitor that first debuted in beta at the end of 2012.

Israeli aircraft also targeted a van used by a local production company that had "TV" marked on the roof, killing the driver.

From the moment Bethan Jones, an executive producer at BBC Wales Drama, asked me to write a piece for TV to mark the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster, echoes of Jeff's question have haunted me.

I don't want to do TV,'" Mark said.

By law, all places of entertainment are closed and tv stations mark the solemnity of the day.

Bold words from the mayor who earlier Monday raised eyebrows for dropping an F-bomb on live TV to mark the Kings' victory.

A matchup of the titans of tech and TV would mark a watershed moment for the media and Silicon Valley, whose leading companies are flush with cash and hungry for premium content to attract more eyeballs and ad dollars.

Twenty short video films will be produced an aired on Malaysian TV to mark International Children's Day of Broadcasting on 1 March 2009.