Sentence examples for wider television from inspiring English sources

MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE The professional outdoor league, Major League Lacrosse, returns for its second season with the same six teams and wider television exposure.

One of the industry's hopes is that IMG will be more successful at creating a wider television market for the catwalks.

Still, it can be a struggle to get a quietly successful show noticed by the wider television world, which may explain why CBS has turned episode No. 200 of "NCIS" into a cause for celebration.

But to a wider television audience he vowed: "I want people around the world to hear me: to all those who would do us harm, no act of terror will go unpunished".

In the wider television audience, one or two surviving wives from his middle years — rich women, then as now a little older than him — are feeling pleased that he's at last got his due.

When the Pentagon's top brass denounced critics of the war strategy on Tuesday at a news conference, Victoria Clarke, the Pentagon spokeswoman, was just as stunned as the reporters in the room -- and the wider television audience.

series, told Chiten that "Twist and Shout" was being picked up for nation-wide television airing this summer.

He reached a wide television audience on "Coke Time With Eddie Fisher," which NBC broadcast from 1953 to 1957, and "The Eddie Fisher Show," its successor.

That will deprive him of the crucial perk of wide television coverage of his message that usually comes with a political convention.

The wide television coverage of his assertions, however, inspired a former (male) lover of his to come forward and challenge Spagnolia's claim.

Shown in the gallery on a wide television screen, "Manhatta" is a grainy, scratchy, black-and-white ode to the architecture and industry of New York City.