Sentence examples for tv to make from inspiring English sources

Apple has just overhauled its linking gadget, Apple TV, to make it easier to use.

Ironically, for a show about accidents and emergencies, Casualty is TV to make you feel safe.

Madrid protested, with the agriculture minister for Andalusia's regional government eating a cucumber on live TV to make a point.

"Perhaps sometimes those questions are uncomfortable and sometimes it's the job of TV to make people feel uncomfortable".

And they can pick up voices up to 12 feet or so, which means you do not have to crowd around the TV to make calls.

Just have a helper on hand to take over the whisking when you get weary, and put on the radio or TV to make the job go quicker.

You can label your inputs on most TVs to make remembering what's connected much easier.

For decades, the broadcast networks have used the same TV system to make TV shows.

The company plans to partner with big pay TV operators to make Fan TV available to their customers.

The service represents a new way for a TV network to make money as cable TV audiences decline.

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