Sentence examples for event programming from inspiring English sources

These days, networks may call some of their "event" programming mini-series, but most are just two-part television movies.

On the Spanish-language side, however, Univision did not stray from its roots, presenting a predictable slate of steamy telenovelas, sports and other event programming.

None of them even imagined that perhaps the best example of event programming any of them could find would come from a show about surviving on an island.

During her time at BBC2, Root commissioned The Office, a game-changer in comedy, transformed Top Gear into the leviathan it has become, and created "event" programming such as Great Britons and The Big Read.

He has said he wants to broaden the station's appeal, with more black and Asian voices, and is keen that it makes a bigger splash with more landmark "event" programming.

Michael Davies, the executive producer of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," has noted several times in recent months that his hit game show, after huge exposure by ABC, can no longer be considered event programming.

We introduce a discrete-event programming model generalizing such specifications, and address its schedulability problem for uniprocessor systems.

Only baseball can lay claim to still being close to big-event programming, especially at a time of the year when most of its competition is coming from reruns.

As for MTV, Mr. Bakish said that the network's focus on scripted programming had not worked and that the balance would shift to a mix of reality, music and live-event programming.

"Sean McManus is a superb executive, a great leader and a fierce competitor whose pedigree for excellence in live-event programming is well known," enthused Moonves in a comment on the Web site.

Plumer said the type of content Jaunt Studios will back would run the gamut, and includes scripted entertainment as well as sports, concerts and other live-event programming.