Sentence examples for entertainment dates from inspiring English sources

Her interest in avant-garde entertainment dates back to her modern languages degree.

The rise in location-based marketing through entertainment dates back to the early 1990's and can be attributed to an effort to keep mall shoppers from shifting to the Internet or other competing retail forms, like catalogs.

By definition, of course, "Fela!" has nothing to do with literal minstrelsy, an American form of entertainment dating to the years after the Civil War.

Sarugaku, form of popular Japanese entertainment dating from at least the 11th century, which reached its high point by the 14th century.

The first records of elephants fighting each other as a form of circus entertainment date back to 99 B.C, when both animal and gladiator fights were popular in Rome.

A home entertainment release date has yet to be confirmed.

Adult online entertainment and dating services company 7 Star Entertainment has signed an investment agreement with New-York based Kodiak Capital Group for a $10 million equity facility, the funding of which will be contingent upon them achieving certain conditions.

It also seemingly spurred an industry-wide intrigue in nostalgia, with hit entertainment constantly dating itself decades back to the good old 80s.

If we are to analyse Naked Attraction's place in the canon of light entertainment and dating TV, it lands somewhere weird and off-piste and alien, somewhere zigged violently to the left: somewhere halfway between a science experiment and a PSHE class, the closest analogue to Japanese TV formats we sometimes see, mangled and mistranslated and mocked, over on Western TV.

After all, the director's résumé epitomizes the modern studio knee-slapper; Levy, 46, is known for such big-budget entertainments as "Date Night" and the popular and effects-driven "Night at the Museum" franchise.

Across entertainment media, release dates are becoming a quaint notion.