Sentence examples for On the programming front from inspiring English sources
On the programming front, the Academy plans to introduce a biennial opera festival in March 2010, with William Christie as curator.
On the programming front, the service has been busy: last month it licensed a library of shows from the BBC and ordered a second season of "The Awesomes," an animated comedy created by Seth Meyers.
On the programming front, ITV's results have been mixed: News at Ten, relaunched with much fanfare in January, has struggled for viewers, as have heavily promoted dramas designed to bring in younger viewers such as Moving Wallpaper/Echo Beach and The Palace In Grade's favour, he has boosted daytime ratings and continues to enjoy success at weekends with The X Factor and Dancing on Ice.
On the programming front, Telemundo President Luis Silberwasser announced the network will bring back El Señor de los Cielos, its most successful franchise, for a seventh season - just two days after the top-rated premiere of the show's season 6.
On the programming front, 1936 saw Mutual launch the first network advice show, The Good Will Hour, hosted by John J. Anthony and sponsored by physical culture guru Bernarr Macfadden.
We are also moving quickly on the original programming front.
On the original programming front, Vorhaus said it's easy for companies to become enamored with creating original TV shows without realizing how hard it is to make a hit, and he thinks that is exactly what happened with Yahoo.
Such is the case at ABC these days, which if not yet the overall ratings leader, is in many ways acting wiser than the competition on the prime-time programming front.
Washington's policy of working with the Colombian government on anti-drug programs (front page, April 21) is flawed.
As it happens, the Violin Concerto (1903-05) walsolsonon the program, with Christian Tetzlaff out front.
Findings from the first year of the program were released Feb. 8. On the work front, the program wasn't much of a success: During the first 12 months, at least, basic income recipients fared no better or worse at finding employment than a control group.
