Examples of using Televised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It's not televised.
Because the ceremony is going to be televised.
Goodbye televised news!
Neither game will be televised.
No more televised executions.
The revolution will not be televised.
Effects of televised violence on aggression.
The discussion may be televised.
Some of the televised programs are in French.
The company also produces televised sports.
Six hours ago, televised press conference, Santos-McGarry campaign.
Sorry, Will. The evolution will not be televised.
The snacks, the televised sports.
It will be televised live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Close to 100 million people watched her televised funeral.
Śląsk Wrocław televised Polish Cup twice, winning twice.
They have asked her to speak at the following anniversary event, which will be televised.
What was the first televised sports event?
The serious problems I hadexperienced when reentering the spacecraft were, thankfully, not televised.
Our dance contest is going to be televised on channel 8.
Welcome to the live televised democratic debate for Cook County's State's Attorney.
The president is in the middle of a televised debate right now.
V study industriously for weeks, preparing for the regional quiz show, which will be televised.
We will meet on the ancient televised battleground of Kitchen Coliseum.
After a televised high-speed chase that captivated the nation, District Attorney Marcia Clark brings charges against Simpson, leading to the highly publicized murder trial.
I know for a fact that Sergeant Benson's televised confession was not true.
Through several interviews, televised and in print, he gave a message of hope to the Soviet people, urging them to turn toward God.
In the last five years, the increasing popularity of televised tournaments means that Texas Holdem has become a part of mainstream television.
Nixon surprised everyone in selecting Frost as his televised confessor, intending to outfox the breezy British showman and rehabilitate himself in the hearts and minds of the American people.
On August 5, 1972,Julia Child,“The French Chef,” in a program televised from WGBH studios in Boston, taught viewers how to make one of her prized chicken recipes.