Sentence examples for heading for commercial from inspiring English sources

A few years ago the industry had seemed to be heading for commercial oblivion.In the Soviet era, cinema was officially considered the most important of art forms, and government funding was readily available for high-brow, non-commercial projects.

With some financial backing from Mr. Charen, it was created by his business partner and ex-lover Michael Brody just as disco music was heading for its commercial peak, pulling gay culture into the American mainstream.

Giving weird interesting facts to your listeners is a good way to have them hooked on to your shows, especially when you're heading for a commercial break.

Just as rock went from Elvis Presley to Alice Cooper, we may be heading for the three-second commercial.

There's also no danger of Cheetah-Cub heading for any kind of commercial implementation any time soon, of course.

But the sale of this portfo lio comes as concern mounts that commercial property is heading for a severe correction.

Instead of immediately heading for Wall Street, he briefly sold commercial real estate before answering a newspaper ad for a job at the investment bank A. G. Becker.

Instead of paying $50 a month per head for commercial software, its employees use the word processor, spreadsheet and e-mail provided free in seconds to anyone who signs up with Google.

Xaar, which develops and makes digital inkjet heads for commercial printers, spent £5.5m, or 13% of its turnover, on new product development last year, and has a dedicated 59-strong team working in Cambridge.

L. 115 232, § 836(g)(2)(B)(ii), (iii), substituted "products and services" for "items" in heading and "a commercial product or a commercial service" for "a commercial item" in text.

Back in the United States, Mr. Outterbridge headed for Chicago to study commercial art.