Sentence examples for both the programming and from inspiring English sources

So has Sky, which in the past has dominated both the programming and the distribution of British pay-television.

Eight years ago, cable TV giant Comcast purchased NBC Universal a major content provider, thus giving Comcast the ability to control both the programming and the pipes that carry it.

While buying Time Warner would not wipe out a direct competitor, AT&T would become more influential because it would own both the programming and the delivery systems used by more than a quarter of Americans.

Beyond giving DJs the freedom to suggest artists and musical genres, both the programming and the advertising on the new station will focus on hyper-local interests and tastes.

The Obama Administration has defended both the program and the fact that its existence has been kept secret.

From there, Fine emerged as a prominent figure in both the program and the community.

Packing many cultural institutions close together will produce creative results, for both the programs and the architecture, Mr. Koolhaas said.

— His name is renowned in Hofstra basketball, a player whose talents helped build both the program and the campus arena where it plays.

The show was "Wide World of Sports," and Mr. Scherick altered the future of both the program and television when he hired Mr. Arledge, eventually television's most influential sports executive, to become its lead producer.

(It should be noted, however, that the cartoonist's son Monte Schulz has complained that both the program and Mr. Michaelis's book "didn't really show enough of how fun Dad was").

The quality of both the programs and the literature that describe these programs has varied considerably.