Sentence examples for annual segment from inspiring English sources
Goodyear added that its financial performance targets include: $3 billion in annual segment operating income in 2020 and cumulative free cash flow of $4.3 billion to $4.9 billion from 2017 to 2020.
For those of you who have never watched Oprah's "favorite things" episodes of her show, the talk show host airs an annual segment each holiday where she lists her most desired products and subsequently gifts these things to her studio audience.
The Kungs were under the impression that the joke would be similar to Rock's previous poking fun at the annual accounting segment, when he brought two tall black men out to present in 2005. .
Paul Schaffer and Darlene Love caught up with everyone having just pre-taped the Letterman show, with Darlene Love doing her annual holiday segment of "Christmas (Please Come Home)." And like kids finding the best toys ever under the tree, we all wanted Christmas to last forever.
In his annual advocacy segments during the Grammy telecast, Portnow often lobbied on behalf of various causes supporting the music community.
The explanatory variables to set similar segments are based on average annual daily traffic, segment length, density of minor intersections.
At the 2016 Emmy Awards, Tori Kelly sang "Hallelujah" for the annual "In Memoriam" segment recognizing recent deaths.
Bafta organisers have defended their decision to exclude Bob Hoskins from the annual in memoriam segment of Sunday's broadcast following widespread criticism.
Bafta organisers have come under fire for failing to include the late Bob Hoskins, who died in April, in the awards ceremony's annual In Memoriam segment.
Following the annual In Memoriam segment commemorating television stars who died in the past year, Crystal took the stage for a speech on his friend who died on 11 August.
I did tune in Thanksgiving week to see the annual pie-guessing segment he does with his mother, who's back home in Indiana, and I'll turn it on when he has a guest I want to see.
