Sentence examples for a network favorite from inspiring English sources

He's never been a network favorite.

They also said the series, which hailed from network favorite Seth MacFarlane Teded," "Family Guy") and two of his key writers, Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild, was not funny.

The reaction stunned executives, particularly since the show hailed from network favorite MacFarlane and two of his key writers, Sulkin and Wellesley Wild.

The hot-ticket political event will host GOP presidential candidates Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Marco Rubio, and network favorite Scott Walker in moderated discussions with beltway media insider Mike Allen of Politico.

The network's upcoming slate includes the Michael Bay-post-apocalypticocalyptic series "The Last Ship," the 1960s-set police drama "Public Morals," the Sean Bean thriller "Legends," the film-to-television adaptation "Transporter The Series," and the serialized supernatural drama "Proof," starring Jennifer Beals and produced by network favorite Kyra Sedgwick.

Gone from victory were the network favorites of the past.

Will Nascar benefit from an intensified focus on its sport as figure skating did after Tonya Harding's bumbling associates whacked Nancy Kerrigan -- an event that propelled CBS's 1994 Winter Olympic Nielsen ratings to unseen peaks and turned figure skating shows into highly rated network favorites.

It feels as though a network just axed your favorite television show.

Fox News has given platforms to tea party favorite Sarah Palin — a network contributor after being on the failed 2008 Republican presidential ticket — and libertarian firebrand Glenn Beck.

I thought that TiVo always taped an extra thirty minutes, but it turned out that TiVo had gone on to record the Cartoon Network, a favorite of my eight-year-old son's.

I don't have a favorite network in quite the same way that I had a favorite Beatle, but over the years I have had a sense, mostly unconsciously, that NBC had a kind of solidity to it — that in the realms of news and entertainment its aim was basically true (even if its arrows were sometimes dull), and that there was a level below which it would not go.