Sentence examples for chunks of programming from inspiring English sources

NBC Universal is also expected to match new deals for smaller chunks of programming between other media firms and online video providers if it has comparable programming on hand.

Ali sent chunks of programming tasks to Hadi, who, after wrapping up his Explorer work at 2 a.m., wrote code for LinkExchange until 4 a.m. on several occasions.

A sick toddler, poisoned from toxic water, appeared on the cover of Time Magazine and the cable news networks are dedicating chunks of programming to interview local officials and residents and show videos of disgusting water.

This half-century-old technology started out as a scheme for allowing software to behave as if it were running on more memory than is in fact available by quickly swapping chunks of programs or data in and out of disk storage.

MTV calls the one-hour chunk of programming a "roadblock," and the effect can be just as powerful as it sounds.

The evercookie, designed by Samy Kamkar, used a grab bag of techniques to tuck away a unique identifier in non-obvious spots in a browser's cache, and packaged them together into a single chunk of programming code.

Why would people pass on the opportunity to skip through to the next chunk of program content?

It's no wonder streaming services are looking increasingly sexy as vast chunks of broadcast television sink beneath a deluge of reality programming.

If Murdoch is successful with Time Warner, it would create an entertainment giant responsible for a large chunk of the programming on broadcast and cable television.

Yet as a host of a two-hour chunk of afternoon programming on MTV, Ms. Bailon is expected to fill some pretty big shoes.

CBS currently licenses a huge chunk of their programming both past and present to Hulu, an arrangement you can expect to end when that contract is up.