Sentence examples for Complete television from inspiring English sources
He said the delay would give the five-team league time to complete television agreements and other business affairs.
"I think it's the widest reach for a complete television program for anyone who can type Yahoo.com and has the access to the Internet," said Showtime's president of entertainment, Robert Greenblatt.
Babylon 5 – The Complete Television Series (5-Pack) [Amazon.com].
"As the only streaming service offering a complete television experience, Hulu continues to strike strategic, efficient deals with top brands that bring extraordinary value to all of our subscribers," said Lisa Holme, Vice President of Content Acquisition, and Reagan Feeney, Vice President of Network Partnerships at Hulu, in a joint statement.
MR: They also released your pal Pee-Wee Herman's complete television series.
Three catastrophic manager appointments in a row, and we are currently coached by a semi-retired Swede, who only took up his position after completing television work in Sweden.
Forbes team values are enterprise values (debt plus equity) and include completed television deals that begin in the future, but exclude the equity interests in other assets the team may own, such as regional sports networks or concession businesses.
League officials plan to make a push to try to complete new television contracts with ABC and ESPN before an owners' meeting scheduled for April 19 in Atlanta, sources said.
In the last few years, however, it has been transformed into a national competitive circuit complete with television coverage, prize money and its own governing body, the International Federation of Competitive Eating.
Although Ms. Stewart had written a magazine essay about her disenchantment with Westport, her home there -- complete with television studio -- is not on the market, he said.
No surprise proponents have dubbed them "WiFi on steroids".Once the changeover from analog to digital broadcasting is complete, the television networks will no longer need the white spaces between analog channels to prevent interference from noise and other transmissions.
