Sentence examples for enduring entertainment from inspiring English sources

Deayton, along with panellists Merton and Ian Hislop, made Have I Got News For You into one of the BBC's most successful and enduring entertainment shows.

The form may change according to technological trends, but the elements that make an enduring entertainment haven't shifted since Disney's heyday, which lasted from the late 1930s to the 60s.

Even enduring entertainment reflects the era in which it was created, its concerns, its social structure, its sometimes-unspoken fears.

Over the course of the novel his characters' minds canvass Tolstoy, Kafka, Lee Morgan, the enduring mass entertainment appeal of certain forms of racial stereotyping (no matter how many old cartoons and movies are censored) and ill-advised stand-up jokes written in stilted, American Psychiatric Association paper-abstract format.

Without the storytelling techniques pioneered over the last sixty plus years by daytime serials, these modern-day shows would have lacked the blueprint for creating entertainment franchises of enduring popularity.

To reflect on the show's enduring legacy and what's changed about entertainment and the world in the past two decades VICE tracked down the masterminds behind some of the biggest Sex and the City Instagram accounts.

Games are supposed to be entertaining, but most successful and enduring games have a concept or purpose to them beyond simple entertainment.

The first half provided little in the way of entertainment for the spectators, who were enduring cold, wet and windy conditions.

The sale provides a corporate home for a private company that grew from Mr. Lucas's hugely successful "Star Wars" movie series, and became an enduring force in the creation of effects-driven science fiction entertainment for large and small screens.

The studio co-produced an animated film with one of Bollywood's most enduring production houses, Yash Raj Films, whose brand of feel-good family entertainment rivals Disney here.

Testimony in the Suen case proposes an answer to a subject of enduring conjecture in Las Vegas: how Las Vegas Sands triumphed over Strip rivals — such as MGM Mirage and, in a joint venture, Park Place Entertainment and Mandalay Bay Resort — that were also seeking a Macao license.