Sentences with phrase «fighting on tv»

«Women shown fighting on TV shows that it's okay for us to be strong and it's okay for us to fight.»

Her claim that «women shown fighting on TV shows that it's okay for us to be strong and it's okay for us to fight» is goofy.

You have people who are fighting on the TV for the» best promotion in the world» but they are struggling to pay their basic bills and some don't even have a place to sleep sometimes... but just because this is on TV and you hear all these high figures, you think these fighters are such high level athletes in all fronts... well, thats just not the case simple as that lol

If they're willing to pay to watch a fight on TV, they'll be willing to pay for a feeling like they're at the fight with an experience that's better than if they had the financial resources to buy a seat at the arena.»

I saw people fight on tv (over a tv).

The fight can be shown on a lobby screen or it can look blown up like a usual fight on your TV.

Not exact matches

The seven candidates fighting to represent the socialist party in the upcoming presidential election in France are facing each other in the first of four TV debates on Thursday.

Noah is entering a competitive late - night TV landscape, where several cable network options fight for ratings, and advertising dollars, with an equally crowded field of late - night talk shows on the major networks, including other recently installed hosts Stephen Colbert, on CBS (CBS), as well as NBC's (CMCSA) Jimmy Fallon and ABC's (DIS) Jimmy Kimmel.

TV networks are realizing that they can no longer count on the old framework of industry relationships to protect them as we saw in the recent fight between the Dish Network and Viacom.

You may to fight the urge to sit on the couch and watch TV.

The Library of Congress has a plethora of educational resources, while PBS has a TV series focusing on women's fight for equal rights and has interviews, a timeline, and a teacher's guide

One of the reasons my Netflix service acts up from time to time is because streaming video eats up tons of bandwidth, and it's fighting against all the other traffic on the net to get to my Apple TV.

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Speaking on American TV, he said: «This is a fight you can not opt out of.

The «investors» money must be good, because the fight will make hardly anything on the gate and probably next to nothing on Malaysian TV.

But I'm not a big fan of # 2 going after # 12 who doesn't want to fight him because Cejudo doesn't like how Elliot acted on a reality tv show.

If there not on social media there on TV talking, how long have we heard these players and manager say «its now time to fight» though this time never comes does it.

Fedor drew 25 million pairs of eyeballs on Fuji TV and fought in front of sold - out arenas.

Just before his trip to Galveston, Texas in 2014, he explained his plan: he would beat Cora, move on to a title fight, then retire with money in the bank and a job as a boxing analyst for a major TV network.

However, I preferred the way Tony handled the Kevin Lee situation after getting completely disrespected on live TV by Lee, still congratulating him for his win over Kiesa and fighting him for the interim belt despite feeling that Lee hadn't done enough to earn it.

Sitting on the sofa, I show him a few items: newspaper and magazine pieces about the Liston fights; Ali's conversion to Islam; the arrest for refusing military induction; the epic first battle with Frazier; the Supreme Court overturning the draft conviction; Foreman being voodooed by Ali; the Thrilla in Manila; the boxing lesson he gave Spinks in their second contest; a recent article about Ali buying buses for Chicago - area public schools (immediately after seeing a TV news story about how Dade County had no money for new buses, Ali sat down, wrote a check and mailed it, not using the gift as a tax deduction); and one about helping a young man wearing a hooded dark sweatshirt and jeans who crawled out on a high window ledge of a Wilshire Boulevard skyscraper in Los Angeles to kill himself.

I guess «real» fight fans love to spend a large chunk of their monthly wage watching one of the classiest participants in their sport get fucked over on live tv..

Again, Nick Diaz said this years ago, that how all these things they add to it, just to make it «look» like a sport so it can be on TV and all, but it is not, it's fighting.

When you have a guy like Nate who puts on performance winning shows all the time, doing great tv rating numbers, why promote him and make him a star so you have to pay him more for his next fight?

If fighters begin to understad these things and they may get somewhere... otherwise 10 years down the line you would still see highly trained fighters on the «Best promotion in the world» fighting on a globally distributed broadcast on a tv deal worth millions, for $ 10K to show and $ 10K to win, 70 % of which goes for coaching fees and fight camp costs and taxes....

Here football leagues make the most money on TV deals, then it depends on the market in each country, Volleyball is popular in many countries across Europe (Russia, Italy, Poland,...) and in in Asia, specially Iran, but then here in the UK they suck at anything close to that (e.g. Volleyball, Basketball, Handball) hence no coverage,... Rugby & Cricket make good money on TV deals, and the usual motorsport stuff (Formula 1, MOTO GP, WRC etc), and other content that is popular worldwide, like Tennis and all, but barely anything is on ppv, apart from a few boxing fights once in a blue moon.

that's why Nick Diaz said: this is not a sport, it's a fight... so many fighters believe in this delusion that this is a sport but it's not, it's a fight and they just did so many changes just to make it possible to put it on TV and all.

TV loves him, which is why NBC's SportsWorld will air the Pazienza - Haugen fight at 4:30 p.m. EDT on June 7.

Its just as the fans trying to fight for the title either on TV or in the stands otherwise the team doesn't show the same spirit, just in the conference room or on social media of course.

Doesn't matter who the manager is if the fans are at matches undermining team morale with banners and placards and trying to get their faces on TV, fighting in the stands and making embarrassing spectacles for sports tabloids.

Gazidis, Kroenke and Wenger have rigged the game — they all protect each other's backs then pay each other off, while the «Plebeians» fight amongst themselves on ArsenalFan TV.

What is new is how virtually impossible it has become to protect girls from the onslaught of emaciated models, half - clad women grinding in music videos, girls and women «cat fighting» on TV and over Twitter, and celebrities Photoshopped to freakish perfection.

Going to bed on time will make a child feel rested and ready to learn the next day while fighting bedtime and staying up too late texting friends or watching TV will result in a child feeling groggy, cranky, and generally out of sorts the next day.

Of course, there are fundamentals that stay the same, but if you think that children's TV used to be on for an hour a day and now there are multiple digital children's channels running 24/7, video games, apps, YouTube... there are a million things fighting for their attention and most kids won't ever have known any different.»

Most of you have heard, read or seen on TV the saga of the little boy Charlie Gard, in England, and his parents fight for his life against all... Continue Reading

For kids, yes, they're still learning, and some mistakes and hurt feelings are going to happen in the course of learning, so I wouldn't advocate adults intervening for every little squabble (like, two kids fighting over one communal toy, or arguing about what to watch on TV), but if there's a steady pattern of deliberate and premeditated bullying going on, then yeah, I'd step in, whether it's physical bullying, name - calling, threats, cyberbullying, theft / extortion, repeated exclusion, or whatever.

Usually, when we sit in the living room, I am on the couch between both kids either reading to them or watching TV with them or commenting on their sword - fighting moves; whatever we are doing I am engaged.

On Tuesday afternoon, Cynthia Nixon vowed to fight for stricter gun - control laws, stand up for black voters, and support the legalization of marijuana in her first national TV interview since declaring her candidacy for governor of New York.

Publisher biteback Biteback said the book would cover the battle for Brexit, from the «massing of the UKIP foot soldiers after the general election and the squabbling of the various Leave groups, to the arrival of the cabinet cavalry after Cameron's Brussels deal and the dramatic final weeks fought on battle buses and in TV studios».

Lib Dem leader bids to exploit high - profile TV debates with Nigel Farage arguing only his party can fight Ukip on Europe

Alex Salmond's must - win fight for independence played out on live TV as Alistair Darling is urged to «keep it boring» 4 August 2014

«We took a lot of heat during the pre-K fight, and all of you guys and all of the pundits on the TV shows made fun of us, and criticized us, and called us rubes and amateurs.

Abbott has had masses of TV experience - much of it acquired on This Week - and, partly because of it, has fought an punchy Labour leadership campaign to date.

The mailer from McGrath comes after Kaminsky released his first TV ad of the campaign, which focuses heavily on ethics and fighting government corruption in pointing to the candidate's resume as a federal prosecutor.

on TV than fight for Portsmouth shipbuilding jobs.

FISHKILL — State Assemblyman Kieran Michael Lalor (R, Fishkill) is a Marine Corps veteran who fought in Iraq and he is infuriated over learning that an Al Jazeera cable TV network is part of the basic package on some cable and satellite TV systems.

When you live alone, you never have to fight for space in the medicine cabinet, you can watch whatever you want on TV whenever you want, you can dance around your apartment or house with wild abandon, and you're free to eat an entire pint of ice cream for dinner in your underwear without being judged.

The Angels, played by Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith, and Farrah Fawcett, fought crime as ably as men — and they were the first to do that on 70s prime - time TV, where detectives usually packed guns, not ovaries.

Aside from the obvious impact of purposely staying up late to catch your favorite late, late show, violent images on TV stimulate your body's «fight or flight» response to stress.

Watching people on tv fight over a tv is funny.