closed-circuit television

How To Use closed-circuit television In A Sentence

• On Friday police had released closed-circuit television footage of two suspects at Cologne railway station.
• George Huguely V, 23, of Chevy Chase, was scheduled to appear at Monday's hearing over closed-circuit television. Huguely hearing postponed
• Instead, in one corner there is the monitor of a closed-circuit television showing the area in front of the entrance, the waiting room, the anteroom and the room itself.
• There's a closed-circuit television camera in the reception area.
• A closed-circuit television and close-range sonar provides for viewing objects already detected by the shipboard sonar.
• In the Al-Ahram building one finds the elaborate gadgetry of a great publishing house and research center with its ultramodern computers and automated printing presses, and with its sophisticated executives, fluent in several languages, who communicate with their secretaries--and perhaps also with the outside world--by closed-circuit television. New York Review Archives: Context For Egypt's Unrest
• The use of closed-circuit television in city and town centres and public housing estates does not have a significant effect on crime, according to Home Office-funded research to be distributed to all police forces in England and Wales this summer. P2pnet World Headlines – May 19, 2009
• As a wheeled cart with a closed-circuit television connection to JAMA's office in Tokyo rolled back and forth, Mr. Shiga looked to a senior vice president who had just overseen an annual disaster-preparedness drill three weeks before, Hitoshi Kawaguchi . Nissan Rallies After Terrifying Shake
• Instead, in one corner there is the monitor of a closed-circuit television showing the area in front of the entrance, the waiting room, the anteroom and the room itself.
• Her attention was immediately drawn to the closed-circuit television camera mounted on the rock face above the locked security door. CODE BREAKER