Sentence examples for entertainment roles from inspiring English sources

Strahan and Sapp slipped into their entertainment roles to tape their weekly show for the N.F.L. Network.

Invented in the 17th century, these projection devices were closely associated with the supernatural before assuming more mundane educational and entertainment roles in the 19th, paving the way for the cinematograph and, ultimately, the motion pictures that we know today.

He also took more traditional entertainment roles, appearing on panel shows and hosting Channel 4's technology show Gadget Man, in which again, although presenting "as himself", he plays a character – a sort of overly-serious and over-enthused news reporter.

Maybe Newsweek's Ramin Setoodeh meant to stir up the controversy he did about gays being unbelievable in straight entertainment roles, and maybe he didn't.

And as details emerge of its Olympic corporate entertainment role, it looks less and less like a work of art.

The importance of the BBC's entertainment role was felt by members of the public to have been underplayed in last year's green paper, the government said.

Where else on screen was that going to happen?" Floella Benjamin on Play School was the only entertainment role model Clarke remembers when she was growing up in London in the 1970s.

With girls, there's a more serious problem than bad reviews – the risk of sexualising children for adult entertainment: breakthrough roles for Jodie Foster, Brooke Shields and Natalie Portman all resulted in film-makers being accused of fetishising their stars.

Previously, she was the BBC's commissioning editor for features and factual entertainment, a role in which she oversaw The One Show.

Meanwhile, Mr Beazley has been linked with the vacant head of entertainment production role, which has been empty since Wayne Garvie moved over to BBC Worldwide to head up its content and production division in January.

LOS ANGELES — The Walt Disney Company, in an effort to address concerns about entertainment's role in childhood obesity, announced on Tuesday that all products advertised on its child-focused television channels, radio stations and Web sites must comply with a strict new set of nutritional standards.