way into television

Camero started out as an advertising model and worked his way into television roles.

Eventually, he wangled his way into television distribution.

Apple has stated that they do not pay for this, and would not discuss how its products make their way into television and films.

Meanwhile longtime host Rachel Maddow was finding her way into television.

Maybe it's just the CE-heavy show environment, but I'm strongly inclined to believe that the Denver CPU is going to make its way into televisions, as well.

The technique has been popularized in films like "The Matrix" - in which jumping characters appear to freeze in midair while action continues around them - and it has found its way into television commercials and music videos.

Mr. Mahoney won a Tony Award for John Guare's "House of Blue Leaves" back in 1986, and subsequently groused his way into television history as the chronically exasperated father of those two neurotic psychiatrists on "Frasier."

Supported by Jason Bentley of KCRW the album is re-released in the US by Quango Music and various tracks find their way into television series such as Grey's Anatomy, Men in Trees and What About Brian?

Walt Davidson had begun a long broadcasting career on BBC Radio during World War Two, truculently butted his way into television (which he despised) after Suez, been a pillar of its output for about twenty years, and was now deflecting senility by playing on the lower slopes.

It later found its way into television, serving as the backdrop for the Home Run Derby series in 1960, a popular show which featured one-on-one contests between baseball's top home run hitters, which had a brief revival in the 1990s when it aired on ESPN Classic.