Sentence examples for from rerun from inspiring English sources

Part of Netflix's success in recent years has come from making the transition from "rerun TV" — showing syndicated TV shows and second-run movies — to a place where users can discover new programming they can't see anywhere else.

The pilot felt like a wishful mashup, using elements scavenged from reruns.

Over the years, actors say, both their initial pay and their earnings from reruns have declined.

Residual fees from reruns can also be lucrative since the repeats are among the most popular on television.

Online video is an embarrassment of riches, from reruns of "Lost" to clips of classic weatherman bloopers.

An actor, supported by money from reruns of old commercials, pursues a sinister hobby — frequenting conspiracy-theory chat rooms and meetings.

The court ordered Rysher Entertainment to pay Mr. Johnson's production company $23.2 million in damages and pay him 50 percent of future profits earned from reruns in foreign countries.

Syndication sales from reruns of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and other TV series should begin to swell corporate coffers a year from now, Mr. Dixon said.

Those only familiar with my home state from reruns of The OC and TMZ might think weed has been legal for years.

And why has the intact skyline been digitally removed from reruns of "N.Y.P.D .? For all their urban grit, the genteel heart of these shows has been laid bare.

She cast "The Office" pilot for forty thousand dollars, and received a fraction of that for each episode, but receives nothing from reruns or digital sales of any of her shows.