Sentence examples for tv potential from inspiring English sources
It's got TV potential: a true saga of how an entire political class pretends it has privatised the railways, even while pouring public money into the pockets of the privateers, then pretends otherwise to the public.
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".
There are many reasons not to do it (untidiness, endless TV, potential moodiness, worrying what she is getting up to when she's out late – I could go on) but, ultimately, she is my sister.
It's got TV potential: a true saga of how an entire political class pretends it has privatised the railways, even while pouring public money into the pockets of the privateers, then pretends otherwise to the public.
"Uncorked" arrives at a time when seemingly every corner of the restaurant world has been mined for reality-TV potential.
Did Donald J Trump only run for office so he could increase his TV earnings potential?
It is nearly half an hour long – a percussive onslaught of expletives that's part-absurdist art film, part fast-forward tribute to a series that expanded TV's potential for mature drama and foul language.
Google hopes that Android TV offers potential for changing the way the television industry operates, by allowing manufacturers to sell models at a lower price, but with less differentiation.
John Hopkins's Talking to a Stranger (BBC, 1966) was the first of several dramas to exploit TV's potential for exploring the same events from different perspectives on different nights – the latest being next week's BBC drama One Night and, as it happens, Titanic.
And with a new Star Wars-branded set coming out on Apple TV, the potential for another sales boost is there again.
In other words, it could be too soon to discount YouTube TV's potential, given its appeal to the young YouTube user base, and its plans to potentially incorporate social elements similar to those YouTube into its TV app at some point in the future.
