Sentence examples for entertainment compound from inspiring English sources

My interest in air hockey was rejuvenated last summer at a joint called FunSpot, a rambling entertainment compound in Laconia, New Hampshire.

And now, with a fourth team, the Bergen Cliff Hawks -- which at the moment exists only as a business plan and a post office box -- Mr. Kalafer has secured a place on the state's most valuable piece of real estate, the site of the $1.3 billion shopping-entertainment-hotel-office-amusement compound known as Xanadu that is rising in the Meadowlands.

"News and entertainment" are two things; the compound subject needs a plural verb.

Compounding matters, major entertainment companies have been reluctant to allow their media to be streamed.

Up came a 300,000-square-foot retail and entertainment complex in the old mill compound.

Instead, it will be drawn from areas like word-of-mouth marketing and public relations (with a 9.2percentt compound annual growth rate from 2008 through 2013), branded entertainment (9.3percentt) and the Internet and mobile devices (10.2percentt).

The 26-year-old was said to be taking shelter at friend and "Water For Elephants" co-star Reese Witherspoon's 7-acre compound in Ojai, Calif.; however, sources told "Entertainment Tonight" that those reports were false.

China's government agreed that Mr Murdoch's Star TV should be allowed to beam its Mandarin entertainment channel, Xingkong Weishi, to posher hotels and foreign residents' compounds.

Add in the fact that many people use two or three remotes to operate their home entertainment equipment (TV, cable box, VCR and DVD player, etc). it compounds the problem even further.

But nothing ever stays the same in Entertainment, and when a writers' strike hit in 2007, everything started to slide -- then compounded by the economic meltdown of 2008 (which cost her the great gig).

In Tokyo's famous Shinjuku entertainment district, what looks like a thriving house of sexual services operates out of a religious shrine compound.