Sentence examples for entertainment mix from inspiring English sources

Smartphones add to the entertainment mix by providing a Wi-Fi hotspot for surfing the Internet.

But also because games will sit neatly alongside shows and music in YouTube's entertainment mix.

The "Eco-Challenge" is a potent entertainment mix, said Gordon Beck, senior vice president of sports and production at USA Network.

But he said the church was open to new ideas about how to improve the area's business, residential and entertainment mix, and he said he saw the Nordstrom warning as a great opportunity.

And if those last two examples are reminiscent of the TV commercials in which soap opera actors advertising aspirin proudly intone "I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV," Mr. Lalli defended those articles as an essential part of the magazine's entertainment mix.

Gamers with a penchant for old school gaming have another platform to add to their entertainment mix: AirConsole is a recently launched browser-based games platform that repurposes players' smartphones as controllers.

For them, shopping is not about entertainment, mixing and matching or assembling an evening ensemble (whatever that is).

Yesterday, he led U2 in a live performance during the halftime show, a one-man walking, talking, singing symbol of how politics and entertainment mixed here.

Darren Smith, the commissioning editor for comedy and entertainment, sees 10 O'Clock Live as "in the lineage of That Was The Week That Was and The Frost Report, those 60s shows where popular entertainment mixed with current affairs".

Through Sondheim, Fosse, Lloyd Webber and Off Broadway, Stempel charts the evolution of "the entertainment's mix of sentimentality and cynicism," in what is, ultimately, a useful but irksome reference book.

The religious dimension is the biggest risk for a product whose main market, like all new products in the region, is oil-rich Saudi Arabia, where religion and entertainment rarely mix.