Sentence examples for extreme entertainment from inspiring English sources

All sport will probably be like this in a couple of decades – extreme entertainment.

But as we get bored of extreme entertainment, we demand even greater extremes; before you know it ITV will commission All-Celebrity Lion Taunting, and we'll be making birthday arrangements to hurl ourselves out of an biplane while strapped to someone we've only just met.

For less extreme entertainment, stroll down the inn's jetty and hop into a jet boat for a tour up the Dart River.

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This makes it the LCD of choice for extreme gaming, entertainment, computer animation, precision graphic work and traditional computer applications.

The popularity of the sport as an "extreme" form of entertainment has many media and marketing executives salivating.

The content will also include sporting coups, entertainment, extreme weather, technological innovations and some of the more bizarre moments in history.

But would Western societies, including the United States, be betraying these same characteristics — obsession with celebrities (and especially their sex lives); blurring of the lines between news and entertainment; extreme self-indulgence (I am my Facebook Wall); a dearth of political principle and a surfeit of political attraction to money — without Murdoch?

But the companies pulling the strings behind the two promotional juggernauts stand at the extremes of the entertainment industry.

Instead of an existential drama of anguished endurance, Boyle has made an all-out entertainment: an extreme sports movie about an extreme dude.

The director Rick Alverson gives the age-old trope of the unfunny comedian an extreme new twist in "Entertainment" (March 29).