televised English

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televised adjective

— Broadcast by television.

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on television

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I want it broadcast, televised and fill in all the nationals.

This is another televised recording of the investigation of the Congressional Committee on Un-American Activities going on in the Federal Building downtown New York City.

Well, we're being televised now.

Last year, in the mass executions, we televised around the clock.

But today, before a nationally televised Senate hearing the 60-year-old convicted burglar, dope peddler and murderer talked in such a way that he seemed to draw the sympathy of the crowd and the crime committee.

In Cairo, televised speech.

Well, for example, were Parliament to be televised, whether it shouldn't be entrusted to ITV.

Premier UIonova made a televised address and said that technically a state of war exists between our two countries.

I just said the British theatre awards dinner was televised live and, as guest of honour, you'd be seen by 12 million people in a context of glamour and fun and you'd be associated with actors and actresses who give pleasure to millions.

That enterprise school where you were televised last week.

There was this editorial on TV. and the commentator was saying how. if they televised executions. the whole county would just stop the death penalty.

Well, we all know the psychic powers of the televised image.

They televised it?

Yes. It's asking a lot, I know. But i'd like you to make a televised appeal for information.

I'm the best, but the day he makes a televised speech.

Before then, however, Riva intends to make a televised speech in which she will announce her takeover as dictator of San Cordova.

That is exactly why I agreed to this televised tour of the palace. As long as he thinks this is just a documentary being done by Mr. Wendley, he will not suspect anything when we bring in our special crew to televise my speech to the people.

First, your frivolous attitude to the committee. The hearings are televised.

And have it all televised. in color.

Its main goal: that executions be televised.

They televised a Gluck concert last night.

Premier Ulonova made a televised address and said that technically a state of war exists between our two countries.

The execution will be televised for all to see.

The hearings are televised.

Pretty good, isn't it? The sole objective is that capital executions be televised.

And the whole thing's televised on Channel 9.

Well, we all know the psychic powers of the televised image. But we need to capitalize on it. and make it work for us instead of us working for it.

What the Chinese did in Tiananmen Square was televised but Burma wasn't.

He's always nervous for televised games.

I get that watching televised snooker.

Uh-huh. It's also televised?

Okay, like everything else in America today this revolution will be televised.

I'm told that there are some 5 billion people watching this broadcast which is being televised live around the world.

They will be placed on trial and their executions televised worldwide.

That's a televised house vote, and I find that fascinating.

Welcome to the cable-access televised debate between a giant douche and a turd sandwich.

News and current affairs

Dr. Khan's televised confession and acceptance of sole responsibility for proliferation activities has done nothing to reduced suspicion that there is more here than meets the eye, and of the Pakistani military's complicity in proliferation.

When I first visited China a few years ago, US President Clinton had just departed Beijing, where he charmed the Chinese people in an historic televised discussion with President Jiang Zemin.

For a majority of Russian citizens, economic prosperity and televised entertainment have become the modern equivalent of the panem et circenses formula of Roman times.

But why defend the arrest in a televised statement?

The party actively supports Putin, but refrained from appearing in televised debates, possibly because it has no charismatic leaders of its own who can excite the public with sharp polemics.

The refusal to accept any televised challenge, of course, aroused a lot of criticism in the media.

The different stages of a televised soccer (football) tournament, for example, are complementary for viewers and substitutes for advertisers.

After all, televised news footage of panicked depositors in long lines outside banks and at ATMs can cause immeasurable financial damage far beyond a country's borders.

But it partly makes up for this by having a rather interesting public sphere, in which serious topics do get debated, and where glimpses of the great are not entirely confined to televised snippets.

Talks among representatives of Shia, Wahhabi-Ismaili, and other sects within the National Dialogue were recently televised, but this was pure theater of reform, nothing more, and the Saudi population is no longer willing to suspend its disbelief.

Any citizen could take part in one of ten nationally televised debates and argue with government officials.

Moreover, the presidential candidates themselves engaged in two rounds of televised debates and gave another two televised speeches - a political openness new to Taiwan and unique in the Chinese political world.

This was accomplished through a televised transmission which connected the Apostolic Palace of the Vatican with the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Moscow.

The government did make some media available and engaged in more than 10 live televised debates.

The Arab world is also in a state of flux after an emotional 22 days of Israel's televised bombardment of Gaza.

The prime minister himself is regularly televised with relevant officials wearing the work fatigues common among Japanese engineers.

Casual observers of today's freewheeling offerings of sex, crime, drugs, violence, and banal game shows on Chinese TV might come away with the impression that most of the shackles have been removed from televised content.

If the West decides that the government has become unreliable, television shots of demonstrators' weekly clashes with the Baku police, Ilham's refusal to hold televised debates, and the confiscation of all orange objects from stores will come in handy.

Recently, Ozawa had a visit that he made to Tanaka's tombstone televised, thereby holding himself up to the public as Tanaka's heir.