Sentences with phrase «television works well»

Direct response television works well for inventors and other entrepreneurs who can't get retail shelf space or whose unknown products would languish on the shelves.

There is very little natural light, and I can't decide where the television works best.

Not exact matches

«What remains to be seen is the game plan, the sequencing, the processes involved as well,» John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at Harvard Kennedy School, told Bloomberg Television.

If we talk to a prospective client and they only want to work on television, they're probably not the best match for me because I look for people who also want to extend into film, or digital, or possibly start their own production company... I love building an enterprise.

While you can always watch the television broadcast, the first days of the Masters are well covered by the Masters» website, making it easy to follow all of the action, even at work.

«Throughout my 14 years working in television, I have never experienced a more positive and thoughtful atmosphere than FOX News Channel, thanks to the strong leadership of [FOX News Chairman & CEO] Roger Ailes, who has created the best working environment a woman and mother could ask for.

About a thousand years ago, a television commercial for P&G's Olay brand emerged out of Australia that worked so well it would end up being run — accents and all — in much of the Olay world.

I've found that real time marketing works best with Twitter ESPECIALLY with television events like sports or awards shows.

Bloomberg Television's Scarlet Fu spoke with him about the rise of angel investing - what works and what doesn't - as well as other insights from his entrepreneurial career

Bloomberg Television's Scarlet Fu spoke with him about his entrepreneurial journey, his work with his father, as well as predictions on the future of the media and venture capital industries.

It's well established through research that when people get up from two hours of watching television — and there are similar results with people playing Nintendo games or working on a computer for two hours — they don't feel well.

And what's going on is that the culture around us — including work that is draining, food that's easily available, and television shows made as attractive as some of the best minds in our country can make them — encourages us to plop down in front of the TV and spend two hours there.

The system we call television is the utilitarian value system of «what works is good» — a system that values the ends of effectiveness and efficiency at the expense of human ends.

Jerry Falwell may still believe that electing a few senators, passing new laws and restoring Father Knows Best to television would allow us to relax again and let the culture do our work for us, but most of us know better.

I hung at the beach, worked on my blog, watched daytime television, actually picked up a book I started months ago (Gone Girl — so good, I really am curious to see how it ends!)

Matt Lucas is a comedian, actor and screenwriter, best known for his work in the television show Little Britain with David Walliams.

Rachael's television work includes a series of lifestyle and travel segments, as well as a long - term relationship with Food Network, hosting shows such as Rachael's Vacations, Tasty Travels, $ 40 A Day, Inside Dish, Week In A Day and 30 - Minute Meals, the latter of which earned Rachael a 2006 Daytime Emmy ® Award for «Outstanding Service Show» and a nomination for «Outstanding Service Show Host.»

«We go home thinking we completed a good work, we competed very well [and] we should be proud of that but at the same time we go home sad,» Fabregas said in a television interview after the match.

A working mother and UCLA - trained pediatrician who practices in Southern California, Dr. Tanya Altmann is a best - selling author, network television parenting expert, and entertainment industry and child product industry consultant.

A working mother and UCLA - trained pediatrician who practices in Southern California, Dr. Tanya Altmann is a best - selling author, network television parenting expert, and entertainment industry consultant.

Mary's work has been featured in The New York Times, Parenting Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Parent Magazine, Working Mother, First for Women, and Speaker Magazine and on Good Morning America, National Public Radio, Good Morning Canada, Fox Nine News Good Day, and many other national and local television, radio, magazine, and newspaper venues.

Tom Farrey is a veteran journalist whose work has been recognized among the nation's best on television, in print and online.

This website is intended to give scientifically — based information, provide downloadable scientific articles, as well as provide access to educational PowerPoint presentations and television appearances about my work on mother - infant cosleeping and breastfeeding.

Currently, 90 % of parents report that their children younger than 2 years watch some form of electronic media.2 By 3 years, almost one - third of children have a television in their bedroom.3 Parents report that they view television as a peacekeeper and a safe activity for their children while they are preparing dinner, getting ready for work, or doing household chores.3 Many parents report feeling better knowing that the programming their children watch has been described as educational.

Well reasoned arguments and polite corrections haven't worked, but maybe y» all will listen to your beloved television characters if they demonstrate that breastfeeding in public is perfectly fine.

Your toddler is getting good at figuring out how objects in her world work — like television remotes or light switches.

«HMRC has put in place generous reliefs to support genuine business investment and our tax reliefs for the creative industries work well, enabling the UK's world - class film, television and video production companies to compete on the global stage,» a spokesperson said.

Consequently, web video seems far more likely than television advertising to have an immediate effect when first watched — one online impression may well work better than dozens of repetitions of a similar message on tv.

Can you maybe share some links to some documents or publications the television script writers should read to get a better idea of how embassy asylum works?

Supporting the Nigeria media guru inpropagating president Mahama's good works internationally is hostess of one of Nigeria's popular satirical shows on Television, AdeolaFayehun.

He has worked on many well - known television series, and some films, and is a Democrat and a former congressional aide.

Speaking to The Sunday Telegraph, the Work and Pensions Secretary encouraged well - off elderly people to pay back services such as the winter fuel allowance, free bus passes and television licences.

The project was selected as the best investigative work broadcast in small television markets in the New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey region by the Radio - Television Digital News Astelevision markets in the New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey region by the Radio - Television Digital News AsTelevision Digital News Association.

Science journalists in Australia are generally professional, well educated and unlikely to distort research to gain attention, John Henningham of the University of Queensland has concluded on the basis of a national survey of journalists working in newspapers, news magazines, radio and television.

«This method works in principle also for other sizes, for instance with LEDs from television sets or with automobile headlights, as well as with other electronic products,» explains Zimmermann.

Pravica — well - known for his community activism and dedication to spreading the joy of science to the masses via television, radio, print media, and public forum appearances — has worked to further the field through development of several innovative concepts.

Gleaming glass and striking colored lights might look good on television, but they are not what biological researchers need to do their work most effectively.

Sometimes, you just got ta cut lose and just have a good time, not working and just relaxing and making fun of some really smutty television.

Her work has been featured in numerous television outlets and publications, including Fox New with Dr. Manny, ABC Family Channel, Extra NBC, Good Day LA, Marie Claire, Woman's World Magazine, Women's Health and OK Magazine.

Today, Neil works independently and his work is mainly focused on fashion, celebrity, television, and music videos, as well as bringing beauty education to the public via beauty expert media contributions.

I have worked on television, as well as in public relations and advertising.

While I definitely like being on the go, it's been nice to read on my couch, watch some new television shows, and head into the work week completely well - rested and ready to go.

I've always had a desire to do television and had done some on - camera work projects before last year including an appearance on HGTV, a video project with Nate Berkus and Target and a web series for TLC about decorating with color, as well as a lot of expert segments and other web videos.

Well, it is more work than mindless television, but your brain will thank you for the stimulation, and your body will thank you for some much - needed relaxation time.

Example: If you are specializing in marketing or advertising, be sure to have connections with print (newspapers, magazines, journals, etc.) and web media sources, a specialty imprinted novelty item resource (for goodies printed with the logo of the business you are working with), radio and television personalities (producers and interns are great allies as well!)

Pop - culture fans will enjoy the snazzy Jerry Goldsmith score, along with some Morse code - like electronics from Delia Derbyshire (best known for work on the «Doctor Who» television series).

Her film work includes THE GREEN MILE, A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, and TOMBSTONE, to name a few, but she is perhaps best known for playing Trixie in the critically acclaimed television drama DEADWOOD, and was nominated for a SAG Award ® for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 2007.

Being the first feature film that Steven S. DeKnight has directed (having only worked on television beforehand), I went in with a little apprehension, to begin with, but his work on television or smaller films may suit him better.

While Unsolved isn't quite as slick and incisive as that FX series [American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson], it is an absorbing, provocative, and extraordinarily well - acted work of television that takes a narrative approach just novel enough to make you feel like you're seeing these long - cold cases through fresh eyes.

Lear's best work of the»70s would be concentrated on television.