Sentence examples for granting tv from inspiring English sources

What do we get in return for granting TV stations free use of our airwaves?

They rarely grant TV interviews, but on this occasion, they agreed to take part in my program.

A judge has granted TV star Nicole Richie's request for a restraining order barring two celebrity photographers from coming close to her or her children.

The leader of Cornish party Mebyon Kernow called the rule which only grants TV airtime to parties standing in one in six constituencies "absurd".

Until 14 April, GO's main focus will be their 2,500-page 2,500-pageo become the official leave camproposalhich will allow toem to spend £7m and grant them TV adverts and a national mailshot.

The former Fifa secretary general was found to have repeatedly chosen private flights over commercial ones "without any business rationale for doing so" and attempted to grant the TV and media rights for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups to a third party "for a fee far below their actual value".

The deal granted Pluto TV access to Hulu's free content, both new and old, from networks like ABC, NBC and Fox.

Kavinoky recalled one of the first times he was granted a TV appearance.

It was her first release under Live Nation, but was distributed by Warner Bros. Madonna granted American TV show Glee the rights to her entire catalogue of music, and the producers planned an episode featuring Madonna songs exclusively.

A good specificity of the adopted surveillance protocol must thus be granted, and TVUS-assessed endometrial thickness seems to be a good indicator to be used, together with TVUS diagnostic findings and the presence of AUB, as a determinant for invasive assessment.

There's also a fun little story of how Martin questioned the showrunners on who they thought Jon Snow's mother was before granting them the TV rights to his series, so it makes sense Harington would be looking to the two men for some answers.