Sentence examples for entertainment potential from inspiring English sources
Now the council intends to broaden the building's retail and entertainment potential.
NOT by chance, the film that first introduced audiences to the story-telling flexibility and entertainment potential of computer animation was about toys.
For one thing, the book is set back in the mid-20th century — an era that, until "Mad Men" came along to exhume it, was thought to have about as much entertainment potential as the Bronze Age.
But on the other hand, one can see how the entertainment potential of his inevitable feuds with both his former employers and old enemies in New England was simply too great to pass up.
The entertainment potential of mug shots has crept back to the source: a sheriff's department in Arizona invites users to its Web site to vote on the "mug shot of the day").
There's a lot of entertainment potential for the driver, too, because the new Beetle – at least in the top 2.0 TSI guise I sampled – is a thoroughly good drive.
Mobile devices need to know where they are to make calls and receive them as well as to do clever tricks like display maps of the immediate surroundings, pinpointing stores, restaurants and entertainment of potential interest.
According to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Mr. Krens bought the penthouse with the assistance of a $500,000 interest-free loan from the Guggenheim Foundation despite his having already borrowed $1 million a decade earlier to buy a cozy domicile on Fifth Avenue: he convinced the foundation that the penthouse was essential for grand scale, statement-making entertainment of potential museum donors.
So when executives at H. J. Heinz wanted to sell more ketchup, they zeroed in on its potential entertainment value.
Mr. Bewkes said the company thought of Time Inc. not as a traditional publishing unit, but as a branded entertainment company with potential to grow on digital platforms.
On the face of it the BBC has drawn the short straw, getting neither the big head to head nor the entertainment value – and potential for really serious political embarrassment to the main parties – of Farage's first and only appearance.
