Sentence examples for tv scene from inspiring English sources

The US soccer TV scene is getting crowded, but nobody's looking to leave the party any time soon.

The TV scene was almost universally decried by fans, with Vanity Fair publishing a piece headlined: "Game of Thrones absolutely did not need to go there with Sansa Stark".

Or that the TV scene of the week involved Joanna empathising with a Japanese cat who could flatten her ears to model her owner's cat fashion collection: "It must be so strange being slightly deaf, in a small rabbit hat...'.

Her exit saw her get her family back, but meant they were trapped on a parallel world: her final farewell at Bad Wolf Bay was 2006's most devastating TV scene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB-s5HK8Za0.

BT offers alternative football attractions these days, rich newcomers like Netflix and Amazon have arrived on the TV scene, and UK consumers' real incomes may soon be squeezed by the fall in sterling.

The second feature from British director Julian Farino, now a staple on the LA TV scene, it's a sitcom-ish dramedy set in the flush suburb of New Jersey, to which it owes its title.

Clip joint goes square-eyed at film's best watching TV scenes.

Bush describes his horror at TV scenes of people on their rooftops and the looting, even by some police officers.

Running 57 minutes, "Beyond Wiseguys" interweaves celebrated movie and TV scenes with interviews with scholars and members of the film and TV industries.

"No one was interested in doing those typical cable TV scenes where the sex is unnecessary," says Balfe. "So to get that positive reaction was a relief.

It is based on brusque and tawdry TV scenes, and makes Israeli video war-games, but with real fire, much easier.