Sentence examples for entertainment calling from inspiring English sources

He scoffs at candidates who arrange lavish fund-raisers with food and entertainment, calling them a waste of money.

Now it has come home a legend, or as close to one as any popular entertainment calling itself theater appears to be.

Every opening segment features a "sweet little granny" hosting a puerile entertainment called "The Fluffy Bunny Show".

Television is an important medium of official communication, broadcasting news, speeches, a form of propaganda entertainment called "animation," popular bands, and occasional old European films.

He was only 11 when he tackled his first stage piece in 1767, a Lenten entertainment called "Die Schuldigkeit des Ersten Gebots" ("The Obligation of the First Commandment").

On Friday, Brett Yormark, the president of Nets Sports and Entertainment, called Barclays a "stable and dynamic institution that is thriving in a very challenging marketplace".

NBC broadcaster Bob Costas, acting in his self-appointed role as the moral conscience of sports entertainment, called the move "a crass exploitation play, a tabloid play".

Before the program made its debut, the head of light entertainment called its director, Ian MacNaughton, and said: "Look, you've got to do something about this show.

What we got here is a new Android app from T-Pain's label, Nappy Boy Entertainment, called Booty Symphony.

SeaWorld Entertainment called the restrictions on its expansion project "overreaching".

Damian Crawford, a junior minister for tourism and entertainment, called the bill an attack on lyrics.