Sentence examples for tv toward from inspiring English sources

Sylvia left CBS in 1977 to work at ABC News and was among the first anchors of its new magazine show "20/20," where she continued to distinguish herself with award-winning, crusading investigations like reports on exploding gas tanks in cars, and was named by TV Guide as "the most trusted woman on TV". Toward the end of her career, she worked at PBS with Bill Moyers.

The Ravens are hoping for a similar bump, especially after pockets of empty seats were shown on TV toward the end of the season.

"The trend in the industry has been away from that kind of [soapy] TV, toward shows that are either more episodic or more big-event shows," said Writer B. "And in those areas, the perception -- and I'm not saying I agree with this -- is that they are more the province of male writers".

In the village, at the Rose and Crown, hundreds gathered around TVs toward the end of the first half.

Sony Pictures, Shifting Toward TV, Names Tony Vinciquerra Its C.E.O.

Some dating shows, like Zhejiang TV's "Run Toward Love," were canceled.

And consumers are shifting away from TV and toward mobile devices.

Now his on-screen time revolves around The Big Interview, a show that is the result of Cuban repurposing his TV channel toward more live music events.

We need to move away from the model in which patients ask for a drug because they saw an ad on TV, and toward one where they challenge their providers to back up recommendations with sound evidence.

For the last two months, a twin-engine plane has beamed the signal of the American broadcast, called TV Martí, toward the island from over the Straits of Florida for four hours a day, six days a week, up from four hours of transmission from an Air Force plane on Saturdays.

For the last two months, a specially equipped twin-engine plane has beamed the signal of the American broadcast, TV Martí, toward the island from over the Straits of Florida four hours a day, six days a week - up from four hours of transmission from a U.S. Air Force plane on Saturdays.