Sentence examples for entertainment ideas from inspiring English sources

He also said he had been talking to advertisers about branded entertainment ideas for the show.

Now, we would like to start going back to those entertainment ideas we had earlier," he said.

Also, Miramax will have a "first look" at any entertainment ideas from Mother, which could be developed into concepts for movies or television shows.

Sony Pictures Entertainment introduced its own 20percentt reduction in DVD cases last month, and the Walt Disney Company is pursuing other green home entertainment ideas.

Channel heads look on nervously at the fate of big new entertainment ideas such as Utopia, the latest offering from Big Brother creator John De Mol, in which a group of strangers try to create an ideal civilisation over the course of a year, which was rejected by American audiences and panned by critics.

Its simple online idea submissions process clearly delineates what the company is looking for (“We are most interested in ideas that are more than a concept”) and what the company is not looking for (“recipes, entertainment ideas, ideas for line extensions for existing Kraft products or packages, ideas for advertising/promotions and the like”).

The new use will be "consistent with the entire Times Square entertainment idea," said Steven M. Durels, senior vice president of S.L. Green Realty Corporation, owners of 1515 Broadway, between 44th and 45th Streets, which houses the Astor Plaza, the Minskoff Theater, MTV Studios and Viacom's headquarters.

There's also the joy of Sara Cox's new dating show and the subversive comedy of I'll Get This – a brand new entertainment idea from Kate Philip's team with no host, no studio; just a group of celebrities battling not to pick up the tab for dinner.

But since there were no characters like this in either the Potter books or movies, it just didn't seem authentic to go ahead with this particular entertainment idea, which is why this creative concept kind of fell off the table for Hogsmeade".

Its characters could perhaps be more vividly drawn, its production clearer, but it richly fulfills the promise of opera: an entertainment of ideas.

I say that as someone who has too frequently spun his own, clutching my smartphone, looking down instead of up, tap-tap-tapping, maintaining unbroken contact with the usual suspects and entertainment and ideas.