Sentence examples similar to granted spot on from inspiring English sources

Lacking confidence in their ability to attract consumers without a government-granted spot on the dial or maybe just wistful over their failure to invest more heavily in new media the companies are now lobbying the Federal Communications Commission to throw up roadblocks to America Online's aol merger with Time Warner twx.

One of the few studio-audience sitcoms that has been granted a spot on the schedule for the new season is Will & Grace, a limited-run revival of NBC's last big hit multi-camera show.

Spot on, as usual.

Winston: Spot on!

I asked him for an interview and he graciously granted me one on the spot.

The point is that this city of 258,995 souls, nestled on the northern bank of the Humber, has been granted a permanent spot on BBC weather maps, from January until for ever.

Farrow suggests a film festival should not grant Allen a spot on its schedule.

It is best to always have a backup hike, especially a trail that only requires a police permit, which can be granted on the spot.

He was granted one of the four open spots.

Mr. Devenanda said he had granted their requests on the spot.

Some residents in the nearby village objected to the newcomers, but they have been won over by bags of fresh vegetables and the open access the group grants to a beautiful spot on the banks of the Tone.