Sentence examples for expensive series from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Burnett nor Ms. Dubuc would disclose the budget, though Mr. Burnett said it was not his most expensive series.

Fox will also have to make a call within weeks on another expensive series, "Terra Nova," the dinosaur drama that scored modest ratings in its first season.

In September HBO will show its most expensive series, "Band of Brothers," the World War II series produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.

The problem with Saturday is that expensive series programming has little chance of paying off because fewer young adults are watching network television that night.

She will cancel an expensive series of television ads the government had bought to sell its case (to no apparent avail), and ask the big mining companies to do the same.

HBO declined to discuss specific budgets for "Luck" but Quentin Schaffer, a spokesman, said the costs were "in line with such other HBO dramas as 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'Game of Thrones,' " which are among its most expensive series.

Netflix spent a reported $90m to make the show, making it television's second-most-expensive series, behind Game of Thrones.

Could we suggest that Netflix remakes Heat into a super-expensive series that runs twelve episodes (and spends an inordinate amount of time on the character of Waingro which would be fucking dope) Drake could play the role of, I don't know, let's go with Pacino and the Rock could play DeNiro.

Mr. Bewkes likes to talk about HBO's bet in 1997 on the 10-part World War II mini-series "Band of Brothers," then the most expensive television series ever.

Now CBS has shifted to a less expensive reality series, "Amazing Race," and a newsmagazine, "48 Hours" to go with its crime series repeats.

Bechtel Group, the American contractor that has a contract to oversee repairs to Iraq's infrastructure, is also proposing a more comprehensive -- and expensive -- series of water, sewage and electricity projects over the next several years.