Sentence examples for flagship entertainment from inspiring English sources

"I think it's when the flagship entertainment show is expected to be shown on a Saturday night.

Presenter Daniel P Carter said it would provide a break from the "Simon Cowell circus", a reference to ITV's flagship entertainment show.

An average of 11.3 million viewers have tuned in to BBC1's flagship entertainment show on Saturday nights – the highest figure recorded, according to figures compiled by the Press Association.

MacDonald, currently vice president of History channel parent A+E Networks UK, will run Sky's flagship entertainment service Sky 1 and its sister channel, Sky 2. Keelan, the BBC's former head of daytime, had been due to take up the Sky 1 role but changed his mind last month, opting to join the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, instead.

Previously, he was President and CEO of FX Networks, NewsCorp's flagship entertainment cable network.

CBS's announcement of its own streaming service just a day later, followed by similar news from its flagship entertainment channel, Showtime, only fueled the frenzy and the general feeling that major changes are underway for pay TV.

The city is home to the Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, a regional leader in amusement parks and entertainment, as well as its flagship amusement park, Cedar Point.

Variety, the leaky flagship of entertainment reporting, had recently let go of its senior film and theater reviewers, Todd McCarthy and David Rooney, further thinning the ranks of critics employed by daily and weekly newspapers and magazines of all kinds over the past few years.

The flagship offers entertainment value, a sense of discovery, and because it's fun, interesting and free, you want to share it with others.

But John Sergeant, the BBC's former chief political correspondent, has become the improbable star of the latest series of BBC1's Saturday night light entertainment flagship, Strictly Come Dancing.

Despite the odd tabloid scandal, the performance levels and choreography this year have been outstanding, and the BBC's entertainment flagship shows no signs of wear and tear despite being in its 16th series.