Sentence examples for first upfront from inspiring English sources

This year, National CineMedia will host its first upfront presentation, part of the springtime frenzy in which media companies present their offerings to advertisers.

Last month, ahead of Sundance's first upfront presentation for prospective advertisers, the channel announced a slate of seven original shows incorporating themes of environmentalism and aesthetic design.

But the first upfront presentation by the new NBCUniversal News Group, at a luncheon at the New York Public Library on Thursday, put on a happy face, making light of problems and playing up strengths.

It was perhaps the first "upfront" event for the 2012-13 televiseasoneason — the term refers to the fact that the presentations take place before the start of the coming TV season.

On Thursday, the company, perhaps best known for publishing Vice Magazine, will host its first upfront event, a presentation where television companies try to entice advertisers with new content and shows.

The presentations — an opportunity to slice off a piece of advertisers' dollars for the coming year — will represent the first upfront events in the 12-year history of the Sundance Channel.

Two New York Times reporters who cover media — John Koblin and Sapna Maheshwari — assess what they saw at the ABC presentation on Tuesday, the third upfront presentation of the week.

The track became Minogue's thirteenth Upfront Club Chart number one in the UK.

It entered the top fifty in the UK and became Minogue's thirteenth Upfront Club Chart number one.

Tony Blair's government first introduced upfront charges for students in Britain in 1998; they were replaced in England in 2004 with a scheme under which fees rose, but students could borrow the cost from the state and repay it once they were earning.

First, the upfront cost to the consumer isn't appealing: they're calculating this based on consumers paying the same as they would for a purpose-built furnace.