Significados de serialise en inglés

I returned to the novel in the 1980s when an enlightened BBC began to serialise Dickens on television.

A Sunday newspaper has been signed up to serialise extracts this weekend, ahead of the book's publication next Wednesday, 7 September.

Slightly more space is given to another influential media figure -Dacre, whose Daily Mail paid £130,000 to serialise the book.

Her comments came in a book serialised in the London Times.

Downing Street dismissed Mr Cook's allegations, serialised in the Sunday Times.

And I'm usually not watching a film, but a serialised cable television show.

That too was serialised in The Times, a nice bit of royal history repeating itself.

The early numbers of my serialised novel were being met with continued and rising enthusiasm.

The book is about to be serialised for television, in an adaptation starring Elisabeth Moss.

The former prime minister appears extensively in Sasha Swire's diaries, serialised at length in the Times.

It is his memories of these travels, recounted in serialised form, to which Richard listens intently.

So much so that his life has been serialised in a popular comic book in Japan.

And the trouble with serialising something that's inherently episodic is that the endings risk feeling tacked on.

John Diamond wrote about his terminal cancer for the Times, Ruth Picardie serialised hers for the Observer.

The revelations come in the manager's World Cup diary currently being serialised in the Ireland on Sunday newspaper.

Serialised television seems to be taking up an increasing amount of our literal and metaphorical bandwidth these days.