Sentence examples for combines entertainment from inspiring English sources

A popular attraction is the Zoomarine theme park at Guia, not far from Albufeira, which combines entertainment with conservation.

"Sony Ericsson continues to expand its North American portfolio with a distinctive and signature design that combines entertainment, style and speed in a sleek device," said Karen Morris, vice president of marketing for Sony Ericsson North America.

USA combines entertainment (four cable channels and 13 television stations) with Internet operations (Ticketmaster.com- Citysearch, a web-design firm and electronic hotel reservation service) and retailing (Home Shopping Network and a score of prosaic businesses that hawk everything from cookware to dating services).

"Over the past three years, Joel has worked tirelessly to strengthen SeaWorld's position as a company that combines entertainment, education, and its important mission to protect marine life and the oceans," Maruyama said.

Beth Green is the founder of The Stream Center for The New Spirituality and is an intuitive counselor, consultant, author, composer and host of InsideOut, an internet radio program that combines entertainment and enlightenment.

Friday Live combined entertainment with confrontational happenings in the studio, before an involved and participating audience.

Both Thaddeus S.C. Lowe of New Hampshire and John La Mountain of New York combined entertainment with long-distance test flights.

"They are the true pioneers, at least in Canada, of combining entertainment and retail," said Blair Hodgson, a vice president of Oberfeld Snowcap, a retail consulting company in Toronto.

It was a world that despised his black queer body but which gave him his voice and the romance of combining entertainment with thought.

It was the Ghermezians who came up with the idea of building a lavishly scaled mall combining entertainment and shopping, and who landed the right to develop the project in 1985.

Lizzy's father, who comes to offer moral support to his daughter and son-in-law, assesses the contretemps with characteristic levity: "Lydia's husband seems to have distinguished himself by this latest exploit in managing to combine entertainment for the masses with the maximum embarrassment for his family".