Sentence examples for a pilot order from inspiring English sources

"If Vince would rewrite it, and direct it, I would give you a pilot order," Ms. Tassler told Mr. Van Amburg.

NBC initially gave the series a put pilot commitment before green lighting a pilot order in January 2007.

Steven Zaillian ("Schindler's List") and Richard Price ("The Color of Money") are adapting the series for HBO, which has given "Criminal Justice" a pilot order, THR reports.

Next season, they may be joined by Scott Bakula, 59, in a New Orleans-set "NCIS" spinoff that just received a pilot order at CBS.

It's likely that the popularity of ABC's "Revenge" played a role in the decision to give "Notorious" a shot -- especially given that this show was in contention last year, but wasn't given a pilot order.

According to Deadline, Murphy's latest project "Open" has received a pilot order from HBO. Described as a "a modern, provocative exploration of human sexuality and relationships," the pilot will center on "five lead characters, including a married couple of thirtysomethings, the husband's male co-worker and a woman in her 40s who is a yoga professional".

The CW is currently in a pilot-ordering frenzy.

Under a put pilot order, Fox is obligated to film and air the show's first episode or pay substantial penalties, which generally means that the series is guaranteed a pick-up from the network.

The cable network revealed its plans to "reinvent" the Kevin Williamson/Wes Craven movies for TV with an official pilot order at its 2013 Upfront Presentation to advertisers on April 25.

In Eye in the Sky he plays a drone pilot ordered to blow up an Al-Shabaab cell in Kenya.

An unidentified Italian man was arrested over the weekend for posing as a pilot in order to catch flights across Europe.