Sentence examples for tv war from inspiring English sources

This isn't like fighting a TV war in 1996.

Something as simple as the notion that Vietnam was a "TV war" incites academic blowback.

No sound of the All Clear, no need for intensity or all the fake drama of some TV war.

Consumers of TV war coverage do know the difference between MSNBC's Ashleigh Banfield and NBC's Tom Aspell.

Perhaps that's why many of the six TV war dramas I've chosen here have a distinctly anti-war ring to them.

"The broader celebrity market was up, buoyed by a rise in shares of TV war journalists and Nicole Kidman," you'd hear on the radio.

Transparent is the first breakout hit for Amazon in its on-demand TV wars with Netflix as it seeks to persuade would-be subscribers that its streaming video service is not only about films and archive TV shows.

PAGE B6 ARTS FOX LOOKS TO RE-ENTER Late-Night TV Wars Spike Feresten has been working in relative obscurity, even for late-night television: a 30-minute slot after "Mad TV" on Saturday nights.

Lenny is the chief nemesis of Kasdan's hard-pressed hero, the writer-producer Mike Klein David Duchovnyy), a veteran of the TV wars who has a challenging idea for a new show — "The Wexler Chronicles," it's called, and it's about what happens to a young man when his brother commits suicide.

"After the bed wars, we had the TV wars.

Sony had been resting on its laurels after dominating the cathode-ray-tube TV wars with its beautiful flat-screen Wega and Trinitron sets.