Sentence examples for accommodate tv from inspiring English sources

Platini talks as if the 2022 World Cup could move easily to winter, which seems to underestimate the leagues' objection that they will have to reschedule a three-year cycle, to accommodate TV.

The stifling heat, in Monterrey especially, was a major handicap for the Europeans, and it didn't help that games kicked off at noon Mexican time to accommodate TV coverage.

"Accommodating TV sponsors at prime time is something else again".

San Diego is 1-5-6 in games that started after 6 p.m. San Diego's game against the Freedom was switched from 6 p.m. Pacific to 1 p.m. to accommodate PAX TV.

More than 6,000 supporters had poured out of Dingwall and the surrounding villages in the early hours of yesterday morning to make it to the match, which had an early kick-off of 12.15pm to accommodate live TV cameras.

To top things off, Villa were informed that Kyiv had moved the kick-off forward two hours to accommodate local TV, yet none of the grief Villa experienced on their trip appeared to do them much harm.

In 1993 Nigam headed the group that built the software system for Time Warner's interactive television pilot project in Orlando, Fla. Nigam had to design the system to accommodate broadcast TV's capacity for continuous transmission to an unlimited number of viewers, and infuse it with the intelligence and instant reaction time of, say, a videogame played by thousands of people at once.

The new stadium would have featured a high-tech reflective sheathing material to accommodate huge TV picture projections on its outside walls.

A method for accommodating traditional TV signals could help Android TV gain a significant leg up when it comes to the set-top platform wars.

It will happen at 10 45 p.m. local time to accommodate prime-time TV in Western Europe.

Although Curiosity did find organic matter, the media's frenzied anticipation that preceded the press conference and drove it into a ballroom to accommodate all the TV cameras turned out to have been provoked by a misunderstanding.