Sentence examples for tv transmission from inspiring English sources

Given restricted distribution and only one TV transmission, the film became something of a "lost" cult classic.

TV Mountain (top left): On Oct. 8, an American airstrike destroyed the radio and TV transmission towers, silencing the Taliban's Voice of Shariah radio broadcasts from Kabul.

BITS OF CHANGE The tower was converted to digital TV transmission in 2009 but still broadcasts to users without cable or satellite dishes.

There he implemented the move from terrestrial to satellite TV transmission of professional sports for Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, the Professional Golf Association and professional tennis.

Fit (2016), the work that gives his exhibition its name, looks like an early TV transmission device or a sci-fi design from the days of Dan Dare in its rectangular wiry maze.

When I saw it at Edinburgh this summer, I thought it a slightly stately piece, and the opening act looks oddly, but not unpleasantly, like an old-fashioned live TV transmission.

Are regular TV transmissions from the North blocked in the South, over the airwaves?

When "Videodrome" (secret signals in TV transmissions generate brain tumors and turn James Woods's abdomen into a VCR) finally hit the theatres, I wrote a book report about the novelization for my eighth-grade English class.

Six metres underground, and comprising 3,000 square metres of tunnels and cave-like rooms, the bunker was built in 1984 as an emergency base for Lithuanian state TV transmissions, in case the capital Vilnius came under attack from Nato.

He went on, "The novel is filled with the sounds of people's voices, with sirens, loudspeakers, bullhorns, kitchen appliances, with radio and TV transmissions, with references to beams, rays, sound waves, etc.... Jack, listening to people talk on the telephone and musing on his own death, thinks 'all sounds, all souls.' (Page 369).

By some external force, Cronenberg's characters are routinely thrown into a radical new mode of existence, and it's not necessarily a negative experience: Videodrome's toxic TV transmissions create "the new flesh"; Crash's auto accidents are described as "fertilising".