Sentence examples for tv round from inspiring English sources
BBMGs 770-time oversubscription from individual investors even broke the record of BaWang, the popular Chinese shampoo maker which used Kung Fu star Jackie Chan to promote its herbal shampoo on TV round the clock.
He featured two conservatives -- Joe Scarborough and David Brooks (what's a TV round table without David Brooks?) -- and not a single liberal.
Meg Ryan, who probably grew up wanting to be an actor and not a stock photo for articles on orgasms (or a clip in a TV round-up of most excruciating interview moments ever), but them's the breaks.
After watching a TV round-up of the best Star Wars moments, we binged on New Hope and Empire (Leia's gold bikini apart, I can live without Jedi. I loathe the Ewoks) in preparation for the main event: The Force Awakens, in 3D, on Boxing Day.
When candidates do make their TV rounds, the shows' writing staffs enthusiastically lend a hand.
And while Clinton may not go out of her way to offend the MoveOn types, on her TV rounds on Sunday she made it obvious that she's not singing their tune.
Watching that noble doctor Bill Frist make his TV rounds last weekend -- I know he's a saint because he keeps telling us so -- I began to think I was going under general anesthesia.
WeShow TV rounds out the offering by providing a review style show featuring some "of the world's best videos".
Linsey's column is a weird one, veering from controversial pop culture commentary ("I say: good on sexy Cyrus"), saucy TV round-ups ("Amy is spicing up my jungle fantasies") to insightful ruminations on headline stories, like her sensitive handling of the Ian Watkins case: "This sicko should be strung up".
HuffPost TV rounded up some of the best theories out there below.
Members of the Fierce 5 have been making the TV rounds.
