Sentence examples for via televised from inspiring English sources
Some companies pay more than $100 million for the privilege of christening sports stadiums with their names in exchange for the enormous amount of publicity this garners them, primarily thanks to branding via televised games.
"Since the 1990s, they have been talking to the electorate via televised spots and debates.
"The Subtle Transmission of Race Bias via Televised Nonverbal Behavior" Science.
He says learning that he was no longer PM via Peters' televised speech, and not in advance, English dismisses it as "a bit of a detail".
As a conniving nobleman determined to capture the crown of England, Richard the politician, played by Kevin Spacey, takes his case to the public via a televised speech, with his videotaped face projected on the stage.
During the stock market crash of 1987, "Bill" Schreyer gained wide recognition for his decisive leadership, when he counseled investors not to panic, via nationally televised commercials, signing-off with the signature line: "At Merrill Lynch, we're still bullish on America".
A funny thing happened Sunday on the way to the fourth quarter: Netflix announced ― via a televised teaser, press release and social media campaign ― that the newest "Cloverfield" flick would premiere on the streaming platform immediately following the Super Bowl.
A funny thing happened Sunday on the way to the fourth quarter: Netflix announced ― via a televised teaser, press release and social media campaign ― that the newest "Cloverfield" flick would premiere on the streaming platform immediately following the Super Bowl.
THE climax of Libya's six-month-old revolt was not only televised via satellite but also text-messaged.
He then traveled here to make his case for the veto directly to the American people, via a nationally televised chat with a friendly audience made up of members of a local Chamber of Commerce group.
In a press conference yesterday, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced that the execution of Timothy McVeigh on May 16 in Terre Haute, Ind., would be televised via a live, encrypted, closed-circuit telecast.
