Sentence examples for formats at the from inspiring English sources

Gale, who is currently commissioning editor for features and formats at the BBC, will replace Jay Hunt, who is moving to take charge of BBC1.

England have lost their last nine matches in all formats at the Waca, with their last victory in Australia's mineral-boom capital as long ago as 1987.

Gale, who was appointed as Five's director of programmes in March, was previously commissioning editor for features and formats at the BBC.

One producer, who does not wish to be named, says: "There's quite a lot of opportunity at the BBC because there seem to be not many returning formats at the moment.

But while soccer's rule makers have tinkered with extra time -- trying sudden-death, or golden-goal, formats at the European Championship and World Cup -- they have never attempted to reduce the number of players in extra time.

Natsuki Tamura and Josh Deutsch work in solo and duo formats at the Village Zendo on Sunday; on Wednesday and Thursday the action shifts to Smalls for a series organized by Jeremy Pelt, with bands led by Jean Caze, Jon Crowley, John Raymond, David Weiss and others.

The cease-fire line took its present format at the end of the last of three wars between India and Pakistan.

This track is taken from his new album Kiriké (Horses's Saddle), released on No Format! at the end of October.

So in 1996, Corbis began transferring the Bettmann and U.P.I. images into digital format at the cost of about $20 per picture.

(Why can't the box just convert the format at the time you request the viewing later?) Actually, it gets better (meaning worse).

Maguire, appearing in his first world semi-final, was first into his stride as the competition reverted to the one-table format at the Crucible Theatre.