watch TV * , auch: watch television

Students who watch most television do least well in school.

But said why didn't I come over and watch television.

In 1997, a company changed the way people watch television.

How long can you watch television these days without doing something else?

Finally, students are asked to consider what people might be doing if they weren't watching television.

Do you think children should be allowed to watch television during the week?

She did not have enough energy to read, talk or even watch television.

She had been watching television and talking with her friends.

Young people still do watch television but not in the same way they used to.

I stay home a lot with my wife, watch television.

What a staggering two-thirds of them do instead is watch television in their own rooms.

We know that all people ever do in motel rooms is watch television.

Do me a favor, honey, go watch television.'

During the working day he does not get much chance to read the paper, let alone watch television.

He once brought his children to an earnings briefing to demonstrate to them, he said, that their father did more at work than watch television.

All I do is watch television while he talks to his friends."

They barely leave their rooms, and all they do is watch television.

Most Portuguese watch television through cable (June 2004: 73.6% of households).

"You all can go watch television later, right now it's time for one of you to settle the score!"

All I could do was watch television.