Sentence examples for developing drama from inspiring English sources

Water-cooler stories must have recognisable characters and a developing drama.

She added that the challenge for British producers was to find more money to invest in developing drama pilots, whether from venture capitalists or other sources.

She said that British programme-makers should learn from the US studio system that produced Lost and invest more money in developing drama pilots with international appeal.

Line scores telling readers the inning-by-inning score -- and in this case, developing drama -- became mainstays by the late 19th century.

And, to be truthful, it doesn't so much matter who CNN throws before the cameras during these events – the television-owning public, due to some strange vestigial instinct, still flips to CNN during moments of high, developing drama.

Although millions had tuned in for the developing drama -- to watch the back-stabbing dynamics of American office politics played out on the beaches of Pulau Tiga island in Malaysia -- the show's biggest hook had been its mystery ending.

(NBC, however, can claim to have pioneered the practice with its Thursday night comedies.) Feel free to take it as another sign that NBC has no interest in developing dramas that might build an audience.

(Jules preferred whiskey — a portent?) If you expect a more trenchant portrait or a fully developed drama, well, bub, as Eppie would say, you've got a geranium in your cranium.

Cohen highlighted investments made by the BBC Worldwide in small production companies in Canada, Russia and Australia – as well as its decision to develop drama for the US market and other programmes abroad.

Mr. Igiel has overseen the planning and buying for television spots with estimated billings of $3.1 billion for advertisers like Colgate-Palmolive, Sony and Tricon Global Restaurants, and helped develop drama specials for AT&T and General Motors.

The pair will also have a specific brief to develop and produce drama in the north of England.