televise|televised|televises|televising in English

verb

[tel·e·vise || 'telɪvaɪz]

broadcast on televisio

Use "televise|televised|televises|televising" in a sentence

1. The BBC plans to televise all Shakespeare's plays.

2. The BBC plans to televise all Shakespear's plays.

3. The mayor plans to televise council meetings on cable channels.

4. WGN will televise 30 Chicago Bulls games this season.

5. In a trimmed-down televised coronation?

6. The Olympic Games are always televised.

7. Many spectator sports are now televised.

8. They will televise both legs of Leeds' European Cup clash with Rangers.

9. In the case of televised sports coverage, Commentators …

10. The network refused to televise the film because it contained too much gratuitous violence.

11. The game will be televised live on ABC tonight.

12. He chose not to televise the Heidi Fleiss trial despite pressure from associates.

13. To merely televise governmental proceedings will not affect society unless society watches these events.

14. On Tuesday, a judge rejected requests to televise the murder trial of Robert Caine.

15. I'm sure they will try to televise as many games as they can ( in China ).

16. The quiet Clapping sound heard on televised golf tournament coverage

17. 15 Televised news is based on a code of ethics .

18. The Persian Gulf War was a heavily televised war.

19. I do not follow Argentina's basketball because they do not televise the games here.

20. The game will be televised live on ABC tonight.Sentence dictionary

21. In 2009, Slovakia organised a televised national final for the first time.

22. That means more televised games in prime time, always a consideration.

23. Kim Jong-il never made televised addresses during his 17 years in power.

24. With the developing of televise, some new functions of TV level measurer are in more and more need.

25. Televised instruction is, at best, a useful adjunct to the real thing.