Sentence examples for entertainment station from inspiring English sources
Three Las Vegas-based gambling companies -- Harrah's Entertainment, Station Casinos and Anchor Gaming -- have announced agreements to finance and manage California tribal casinos.
"Radio 2 is a mainstream entertainment station, that's what it's for and we are trying to make it even more distinctive than ever before".
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The retirement home took advantage of all the Hollywood talent on its campus and started Channel 22, a closed-circuit informational and entertainment station.
These cabinets give great comfort as have huge storing space and everything from the towels to linens can be stored and the middle portion can be converted in to the mini entertainment station where you can place the TV, stereo unit.
That meant free users lost access to Apple's curated radio stations that focused on various genres, plus entertainment stations like its "Star Wars" radio which arrived just ahead of the new movie.
Many casino firms, including Harrah's Entertainment and Station Casinos, gorged on debt to finance expansion in the belief that Las Vegas would be impervious to a downturn.
The network and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers said Tuesday that they have reached a three-year labor pact for CBS Broadcasting's roughly 2,400 camera operators, soundpersons, editors and technicians at the network's news, sports, entertainment, TV station and radio divisions.
We have two remarkable arts and entertainment districts — Station North and Highlandtown — offering cultural events throughout the year.
As a young man he was part of a combined forces entertainment troop stationed in Singapore, whose members included Stanley Baxter, Kenneth Williams and the film director John Schlesinger.
The modern gantlet of tabloid shows, talk shows, game shows, reality shows, awards shows, TV biographies and 24-hour entertainment cable stations has trained performers to package themselves airtightly around whatever project they are promoting.
