Sentence examples for beyond prime from inspiring English sources

Three other stations, including WVIT in West Hartford, Conn., are delaying the broadcast beyond prime time.

Look beyond prime time and you see how the Republicans' careful convention planning has backfired.

He said that WVIT-TV and stations in Dallas and Charleston, S.C., were delaying the broadcast beyond prime time.

Going well beyond Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's recent comments about the superiority of Western civilization, she wrote: "We might as well admit it.

At an event in May, the network has said it will emphasize all its advertising opportunities beyond prime time on NBC.

This week the Daily Mirror found a Labour MP willing to suggest so, which enabled the headline "David Cameron facing fresh claims of cronyism … ", which Downing Street found ludicrous, honours being decided by independent committees that, according to a spokesman, were beyond prime ministerial influence.

But the beyond-prime short ribs, beef tongue and rare-breed pork belly at Park's are of the highest possible standard, the banchan are inventive and fresh, and the cold noodles called naengmyeon, the traditional finish to a barbecue meal, are tart and springy.

"With his talent, his dedication, the exceptional results he achieved both nationally and internationally during the course of his long career, he was, and will remain, a reference point for the entire country and beyond," said Prime Minister Enrico Letta in a statement.

The meeting with analysts was aimed at giving them something to think about beyond prime-time ratings.

What good is an older female elephant to her herd, especially one in her 60s and well-beyond her prime reproductive years?

The country's foreign policy seized the attention of many in the Middle East and beyond after Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's tour this month of three Arab countries that have witnessed revolutions: Tunisia, Egypt and Libya.