Sentence examples for foreign entertainment from inspiring English sources

China, whose 8percentt annual expansion ranks it among the fastest-growing economies in the world, is giving foreign entertainment companies greater access.

Although the authorities censor the internet heavily in other respects, the pearls of Western entertainment are usually just a click away.Because foreign entertainment companies cannot sell their products in China, they cannot claim damages from the pirates.

The crown prince has been all over the United States preaching his vision of a more modern Saudi society, breaking out of the stale old religious codes and practices, opening up to foreign entertainment and investment.

But did the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the cabal of foreign entertainment journalists that runs the Golden Globes, already give the team that designs their website the winners of Sunday night's awards?

As a nation we haven't achieved much since 1945, and the things that we are rightly proud of are being taken away from us by the distortions of a foreign entertainment industry".

Critically rated television shows such as the French series Spiral, Hatufim – the Israeli show Homeland is based on – the Sicilian Inspector Montalbano, and BBC Four's smorgasbord of Scandinavian shows, The Killing, The Bridge and Borgen, have allowed British audiences to appreciate foreign entertainment.

Over the last two decades, the casinos have worked to attract Vietnamese and Chinese customers, partly through Asian-themed gambling areas, foreign-language entertainment extravaganzas and small, semi-secret noodle bars where patrons can quickly indulge in Asian staples before returning to their games.

When Percy falls ill, and all the usual Victorian therapies have failed, Henry becomes convinced that a foreign and mechanical entertainment might heal him.

And decisions that once were made on purely parochial grounds — like censoring Web sites, protecting the interests of its state-owned companies and restricting the flow of foreign news and entertainment into China — now have international ramifications.

The Communist Party seems more open to foreign investment in entertainment companies than "strategic" sectors such as health care, education and financial services.

Propaganda and speeches were typical radio fare immediately after the seizure of power, but as time went on Goebbels insisted that more music be played so that people would not turn to foreign broadcasters for entertainment.