Sentence examples for be given equal billing from inspiring English sources

But should El Niño and climate change be given equal billing?

As a way of expressing his displeasure, Nureyev demanded that Margot Fonteyn be given equal billing, even though he was the subject of the film.

But as time has gone on, the focus on the fluffy – so often to the point where it appears to be given equal billing to more urgent and distressing issues affecting women – has irked me, and other feminists writers, more and more.

But she wasn't just a singer - Ethel Waters was also the first African American women to be given equal billing with white stars in Broadway shows.

And while it's true that they should have been given equal billing in the media coverage, in fairness, the 24 men seem equally inebriated.

Whether a segment is 0.1 or two thousand miles long, it is given equal billing.

In the big blockbusters, too, female characters were given equal billing.

Ms. Binoche and Mr. Khan are given equal billing, each described as "co-director and performer".

She says it's "really cool" that Paralympic sport is being given equal billing with Olympic qualifiers and internationals in the run-up to 2012.

So important was Mr Cable to the Lib Dems that, at the last election, he was given equal billing with Mr Clegg in their campaign.

Pictures of lesbians were given equal billing to gay men in promotional material for this year's parade, the lesbian activist Anat Nirsaid said, adding: "This is unique.