Sentence examples for web television from inspiring English sources

Young people are subject to enough scrutiny in a world that judges them from every bus stop, billboard, website, television programme and magazine in a bid to induce the insecurity that will transform them into life-long slaves to mindless consumerism.

At the website Television Without Pity, the staff review rated the episode an "A+", while 546 of their readers awarded it an average grade of "B".

The show was named the best animated show for the 2011 12 television season in a user poll on the website Television Without Pity.

At the website Television Without Pity (TWoP), the staff review rated the episode a "C", and specifically took issue with the suspension of disbelief required for Cameron's ability to find anything and everything about the Myron Stark storyline in a closed public library;, 757 of their readers awarded it an average grade of "B+".

This information also spread through other vivid and dramatic manners such as newspaper, website, television, broadcast, brochure and leaflet.

Colors are widely present in the financial decision making arena: at firms' and data providers' websites; television reports; newspaper publications; advertizements; security market displays, with colors such as red and green prominently employed.

Twitter today announced formal partnerships with Mass Relevance and Crimson Hexagon to allow the two companies to repurpose tweets for use on websites, television shows, jumbotrons and more.

Psycho has appeared on a number of lists by websites, television channels, and magazines.

Long before Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and all of the other sorts of instant status updates that come with modern technology, and the seemingly nonstop stream of celebrity gossip on internet websites, television or radio, newspapers were the way a person stayed in the know.

It did not examine other popular media sources (eg, magazines, websites, television) which may cover different topics and/or be more widely publicly accessed.

Fan/personal websites, television interviews or movies (if the person happens to be an actor or actress) can also be good places to start.