Sentence examples for bites of primetime from inspiring English sources

This summer, I was lucky to get two bites of primetime Robert Lepage.

Lifetime yanked it out of primetime when ratings plummeted.

From 1989 to 1999 he served as cohost of Primetime Live.

If this bastion of primetime decorum has succumbed to singing a "shit", no one's immune.

Is it wrong to ask how chefs came to be the throbbing epicentre of primetime entertainment?

The series echoes the themes of "Primetime Blues," Donald Bogle's discerning book on the same subject.

The grand poobah of primetime karaoke took great exception to this.

Today, Richner Communications owns 14 community papers and 9 editions of PrimeTime, a free shopping guide.

Using a cross-sectional design, food advertisements were observed during 84 hours of primetime and 12 hours of Saturday-morning televised broadcast during the fall of 2004.

Tony Henley, the owner of Primetime, is worried about more protests in front of his store.

Yet the most auspicious aspect of primetime lies beyond physics, in the strong interaction and personal contact.