Sentence examples for ancillary rights from inspiring English sources

In return, I get fifty per cent of everything, including movie and ancillary rights.

He had been maneuvered out of "ancillary rights" - closed-circuit-television, radio, and moving-picture - by Cus D'Amato.

That will allow it to offer video on demand when other networks might not be able to because of ancillary rights controlled by studios.

(The film was also an early lesson in how profitable ancillary rights could be; the festival itself lost money, but the film recouped it many times over).

"What the Ramseys are doing here is creating and scripting their own little film with all the ancillary rights," Mr. Gabler said.

In other words, if a landowner refuses permission, an energy company can go to court and ask a judge for an order to purchase the so-called ancillary rights to frack.

Seriously, they have better (and far more lucrative) things to do than bother about a minor ancillary right like the book.

When I spoke to Kamangar about this during my visit to company headquarters in July, he said that the deals were taking longer than expected to work out because so many shows were tied up in syndication and ancillary-rights deals that had been negotiated back when "no one thought that content would be watched on the Internet at this volume".

Even if the price tempts you, you may still not have the right ancillary gear to do the job.

I don't know if ancillary's the right word we're a complementary device.

Digital has imposed extra expenses for setting up new channels and an Internet site while competition has pushed up the price of sports rights and ancillary talent such as Mr Lynam.