Sentence examples for tv set up from inspiring English sources
In Whitestone, at a bowling alley, Baka watches the TV set up behind the bar; in Corona, Alex and Bam-Bam Hughes sit on their couch..
He was referring to a visit in 1964, when Granada TV set up a concert for the members of the American Folk, Blues and Gospel Caravan in a railway station at Chorlton-cum-Hardy Chorlton-cum-Hardy Chorlton-cum-Hardy
This year the talks have become uncommonly uncivil because of a new twist: half the country's racecourses (including some of its biggest) have backed a new television service, Turf TV, set up to compete with the existing one owned by bookmakers.
It's still a bit of a mystery why Baron Cohen ever got the chance to make a follow-up, but he wisely went back to the format that had proved itself time and again on TV: set up an apparently clueless fictional character, and send him in to encounter real-life types and get them to make idiots of themselves.
Most people, especially gamers, have a TV set up away from their couches and chairs.
"In some cases a bay window is created, with a overnight light or TV set up, so the premises looks normal - but actually it is just screened off, with cannabis plants lined up behind," he says.
Many of Netflix's roughly 30 million streaming subscribers in the United States have hooked their TV sets up to the Internet with devices by Apple, Roku, and other companies.
This, says World TV, sets up the service to be more targeted at B2B, although a free basic version aimed at consumers will remain.
Many others followed proceedings from large-screen TVs set up in several venues around the city, defying the driving rain.
We had two or three TVs set up and we had a little portable outside fire pit and we let people throw in an effigy or whatever they wanted to get rid of for the past eight years".
A news junkie, the prince had three mega-screen TVs set up across the island of rugs from us.
