Sentence examples for hours of output from inspiring English sources

The BBC is not like a newspaper or any other TV channel; it produces 40 hours of output for every hour of real time, day and night, and is woven into the fabric of national life.

UBC Media also announced a deal to produce 15 hours of live TV content from the Cambridge Folk Festival for Sky Arts, as well as two hours of output for BBC Radio 2. To contact the MediaGuardian news desk email [email protected] or phone 020 3353 3857.

Across all hours of output - including original, acquired and repeated programmes - year-on-year spending rose the furthest in entertainment and comedy.

The only genre where spending increased over a five-year period was feature films, where spending on all hours of output rose by 41% to £228 million between 2006 and 2011.

(Did I mention 200 hours of religious output?) So come on, John Whittingdale.

2008 Controller of Knowledge Commissioning producing more than 1,600 hours of television output a year.

And then there's our championing of the Museum of the Year and 115 hours of arts output.

These are criticisms which Moore – two years into her job running a department that makes 240 hours of documentary output each year with a budget of more than £30m – largely rejects.

To watch Ardent's few dozen hours of broadcast output is to enter a strange kingdom where every man in Britain still wears a tie, where pieces to camera are done in cricket jumpers, where people clasp their hands behind their backs like guardsmen.

There will be around 40 extra hours of network output, with practice generally shown on BBC Two and BBC Two HD.

Under this agreement, Smooth would continue to broadcast on its regional frequencies, but would be required to provide seven hours of local output per day.