For "Nightly News," the top-rated evening network newscast, the DVR is a chance to retain viewers or even add them in a time slot that has suffered for decades because of shifting audience habits.
Families gather around their home pianos for nightly entertainment.
A small TV in the corner was the spot for nightly "Jeopardy!" viewing.
Substance abusers come to the center for nightly support groups and congregate around her yard.
To the side, a church group has an open-air chapel for nightly prayer meetings.
Throughout the turmoil, her daughter, a freshman at Irvington High School, asked her for nightly updates for friends at school.
Would you trade activity intensity for a schedule that left room for nightly family-cooked dinners, instead of a few times a week?
Not yet turning a profit with their TV divisions, the broadcast networks (still dominated by their radio components) could not afford to make little movies for nightly broadcast.
Every detail of the (in action in the house is captured by cameras, broadcast live on the Internet and edited for nightly televised summaries.
A self-described "victim of multitasking," Mary, wants what she characterizes as "reasonable controls," admitting, "For nightly homework, I do not have the same self-control.
Matthews and his brothers deploy the standard line about how their crowded family dinner table made for nightly battles over food and the right to be heard.
