Examples of 'btv' in a sentence

Meaning of "btv"

btv (noun) - An abbreviation for a television broadcasting company or network. This term is commonly used in the media industry and among viewers to refer to specific television channels or networks

How to use "btv" in a sentence

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Episode that aired on bTV.
The ministry of foreign affairs reported bTV that Bulgarians were later released.
Hristo is best known as an actor on the comedy show Comitzite on bTV.
The program of bTV Cinema includes hit films and TV series als of all genres.
Posts in BtV.
Nova bTV Discovery.
The lack of alternatives means that advertisers can promote their products only with Btv.
Official website Official bTV channel page.
Award to the ingenuity and the originality granted by sgae, aadpc i btv.
In Bulgaria it airs on bTV and bTV Comedy.
The future of Botswana music on Btv.
The company produces mostly bTV and bTV Media Group.
Stoikov told bTV that he stood “ firmly behind ” the expert assessment in the report.
Predi Obed on bTV.
The state-owned Btv is the only national broadcaster in the country.

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New at Btv.
Despite these efforts, Btv is widely criticised for failing to buy content [ 3 ].
The other organisers were Alpha Research, a marketing and social research agency, and bTV television channel.
One of the most popular programmes on Btv is Mokaragana, which features local artists.
Flava Dome, which airs on Friday evenings, is another entertainment programme featured on Btv.
Two of the leading TV stations, bTV and Nova TV, are foreign-owned.
The association analysis between variables with positive serology for bohv-1, bvdv, btv and leptospira spp.
Everything was covered with blood, " said Vacheva on bTV.
The run was organised by Novo Nordisk, 5kmrun. bg, bTV and the Danish Embassy.
Enumerate the elements of the ball of ( Hamming ) radius t around the received word v, denoted Btv.
On February 26, Arsenova appeared on the morning broadcast of " This Morning ", on bTV channel.

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