Sentence examples for entertainment execs from inspiring English sources

Tabloid photos snapped of yacht poop decks in harbors from Monaco to St. Barts indicate that a spherical torso is de rigueur among sedentary Mideast potentates, entertainment execs, British politicos, and Greek shipping magnates.

And though the reviews were less than kind (our own Emma Brockes titled her review "Carrie Underwood's Sound of Music – gag me now") the audience's huge numbers have got entertainment execs excited about a follow up.

They are in the neighborhood to go on romantic dates and to have schmoozy drinks with entertainment execs, and they need the right outfits so they can kiss and kiss up in style.

NBC's Today Show co-host, Katie Couric may not seem like a rabble-rouser, but she's managed to start an all-out war among entertainment execs.

The company's chief marketing officer Leslie Kilgore and entertainment execs Ann Mather and Anne Sweeney are also on the team.

Entertainment execs can't ignore that these digital-native creators capture highly sought-after Millennial audiences, that they drive viewing on mobile devices and that they have all the data to back it up.

It's true that "you wouldn't steal a car" – but what if that car itself was stolen from a hardworking artist by a greedy entertainment exec and you could steal it back without getting caught?

Entertainment Exec Takes Over At Yahoo! Street Fight: Yahoo!

Citing producers and entertainment exec sources, the article says Apple has been taking advantage of its significant cash stores to fund its TV efforts – and is, in fact, spending north of the $1 billion budget it had first committed to original programming.

The startup's full-time team includes previous iOS game designers from Ramps, folks from Slide and Acclaim Entertainment, Donna Friedman Meir, a top exec at National Geographic Kids, WB Kids and Nickelodeon; Steve Thomas, an ex-Head of Creative at Nickelodeon; and others who have worked with Disney, Ren & Stimpy, and Yo Gabba Gabba!

After mornings filled with presentations about technology, media and investing, silver-haired Hollywood types mingle with execs from digital entertainment outfits such as Joost, Facebook and Skype.