Sentence examples for lengthy segments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ryzhkov said he was usually allowed to appear in lengthy segments on only one major channel: Russia Today, the English-language news station, which the Kremlin established to spread its viewpoint globally.

Already the show has picked up its pace, although by commercial standards it is hardly noticeable; some of the lengthy segments and in-studio interviews have been shaved by a couple of minutes.

"Media criticism has become part of his brand," said Mark Jurkowitz, the associate director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism, who noted that Mr. Stewart had also dissected CNN and CNBC in lengthy segments in the past.

In two lengthy segments, Stewart made a stirring and clear-headed case for reasonable gun control measures, while also insisting that no suggestions or larger conversations about the roots of violence should be off the table -- not even the role of pop culture in glorifying and sensationalizing bloodshed.

The big breakthrough, though, came last May, when Mr. Borgenicht and Mr. Piven appeared in a lengthy segment on ABC's "20/20".

Tonight the vice president taped a lengthy segment to be broadcast Wednesday morning on NBC's "Today," and aides said he was planning more interviews.

And a fairly lengthy segment about the restoration of the frame of the National Gallery's "Virgin and the Rocks" provides no sense of what it looked like before.

Bryant Gumbel last week apportioned a lengthy segment of his CBS morning program, "The Early Show," to the soothsayings of Jack F. Kemp, the Republican vice-presidential nominee in 1996, and former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat.

Just last week, Oliver aired a lengthy segment criticizing the fundraising pursuits of prosperity gospel televangelists, a few months after pastor Creflo Dollar recommitted himself to raising $65 million dollars from his followers to buy a private luxury jet.

If she's trying to build a strong solo brand, she should have thought twice before devoting a lengthy segment of the show to Pussycat Dolls material, because the cheerily trashy Stickwitu and Don't Cha are much more memorable than tracks from her own album, Killer Love.

The topic was a subject of a lengthy segment on "The Daily Show" Tuesday, and some students had been sending e-mails about their concerns to Northrop Grumman, the defense corporation weighing sites around the region for its corporate headquarters, urging them to avoid Virginia.