Sentence examples for entertainment to run from inspiring English sources

Dennis has recruited Peter Jaysen, a partner at the Los Angeles-based film production and distribution company, Creative Light Entertainment, to run the business, which will also work on translating content from Dennis's other US titles - Stuff, Blender and The Week - into broadcast formats.

And it's one of the few Christmas entertainments to run under two hours.

The Tribune will contribute Texas news, political coverage, opinion and arts and entertainment coverage to run on Fridays and Sundays in expanded front sections of The Times distributed throughout the state.

After Oprah's incredible Golden Globes speech on Sunday, some people started pushing for the entertainment mogul to run for president in 2020.

She announced The Voice Australia as the most outstanding entertainment program – forgetting to run through the nominees first.

It reached a nadir in 2006, when, according to Anderson, Wurman scheduled his E.G. ("Entertainment Gathering") conference to run concurrently with TED.

Production companies Live Nation and Another Planet Entertainment hopped on to run the event for free, while sponsors helped ensure the proceeds would go directly to low income families affected by the fires.

This didn't go down very well at all, turns out that anarchists don't like it when a man in a convertible with a touch-screen entertainment system tries to run them over.

However, data revealed significant differences in positive affect when participants ran with a static image and their own entertainment compared to running with a dynamic image.

He spent about $9 million on official duties and charity activities last year, the report said, including almost $1.5 million on entertainment and about $800,000 to run his large communications department, which handles his public relations and answers the 50,000 letters he receives annually.

Another possibility: Sell the company to a buyer like AOL, but first spin off an entertainment company for Jimmy to run.