“The transition from print journalism to television can often be a very difficult one.”

“That word televiewer, though it sounds a little old fashioned, still turns up from time to time in reference to a person who watches television.”

“This article deals with the comparative psychology of the cinegoer and the televiewer.”

“Consequently, the televiewer sees with her own eyes what is seen by another eye.”

“Absent-mindedly he knocked out his pipe and pocketed it, swung around to the manual of the televisor.”

“Get the Worldwide Tower on the televisor and warn them of what is to happen.”

“At the end of the long tunnel he stepped to the televisor which was fixed on the area surrounding the station.”

“My plan is to not actively seek it out through deliberate use of radio, tv, web or print.”

“A nice touch is the addition of plasma tv screens to watch sporting events while you play.”

“Do you enjoy watching soap operas on tv, or reading good fiction or romance novels?”

“He that televiewers are too impulsive, but the professional jury can estimate the future commercial success of acting participants more soberly.”

“The televiewers also saw Lee Harvey Oswald, the suspected assassin, at the moment he was shot by Jack Ruby.”

“There before my eyes was the face that launched a million smiles, touched thousands of lives and made millions of televiewers cry in joy.”

“The woman sighed gruffly and pushed her cart towards a store shop window, where several televisions sets were being displayed.”

“At a very human level, televisions flickered off and air-conditioning units stopped whirring in sweltering heat.”

“People in Dublin stood in stunned silence outside of a shop window displaying dozens of televisions playing the surreal images.”