Sentence examples for tv material from inspiring English sources

Now Karadzic gives it a whirl: he plays a video of recut Bosnian Serb TV material to make his point.

Executions are prime-time TV material and this provokes a little moralising as Chloe patiently queues up for her turn on the block.

A truly news-on-demand service, with no heritage – not reusing TV material, nor reusing print – could be genuinely ground-breaking, reconstructing a news operation and creating a new relationship with audiences and consumers.

Langan started her career in television, notably producing Cold Feet, and has facilitated big-screen transfers for TV material like The Thick of It (as In the Loop), Alan Partridge and, this year, Mrs Brown's Boys.

The raid was called off... Describes how the hostages and five of the eight terrorists were killed... Macdonald and Cohn use three kinds of footage: the original TV material; interviews with participants; and film shot in the Munich locations, where a hurtling camera takes the point of view of a Palestinian running up the stairs or of an Israeli escaping.

They wrote TV material for Alexei Sayle, Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones, created the closeted aristocrat Ralph and his gardener Ted for The Fast Show, and thought about making a fake documentary series called Irish Lives, with six episodes each featuring a different character.

But the colourful, pop aesthetic of his films is clearly made-for-TV material.

Snapchat Shows are part of the company's original-content push that has also brought in material riffing off popular TV shows from NBC Universal, video material from Buzzfeed, as well as shows from ABC and Turner.

Parents' Choice, a quarterly review of children's media, including TV programs and home video materials, can help you to choose titles that are suitable for your child.[1].

So now they're turning to the stuff of the meetings themselves — the conversations about the past and future of TV — for material.

Robert Thompson, director of Syracuse University's Center for the Study of Popular Television, said that the growth of the cable and home video markets has helped, making "anything that ever played on TV potential material for repackaging".