Sentence examples for making a premium from inspiring English sources

Simple.TV will also be making a premium plan available at $4.99 per month, with out-of-home remote streaming, scheduled recordings for series programming, and an electronic program guide with images and metadata automatically added to content from your over-the-air or ClearQAM source.

Meanwhile, in the absence of any more comment from Sprint itself at the moment, Dish's chairman Charles Ergen dished out more detail behind its rationale for making a premium bid for Sprint: it's about video, getting Dish subscribers locked in to more services, and having a connection to those customers, wherever they are.

Its chief executive, Andy Duncan, urged viewers to express their distaste for obnoxious contestants by voting to evict them that is, by making a premium-rate phone call.

"Tesla's the only company that makes a premium, no-compromise electric car".

And once you throw in the options that make a "premium" compact premium, the price of the 2.0L can reach $32,295.

Mr. Galluccio has made a premium Bordeaux-style blend and plans an ultra-premium wine -- "our signature wine" -- to be called Clos Juvin.

New York sleb chef Daniel Boulud made a premium boxed wine between 2004 and 2007 which reportedly sold well in his restaurants.

(Not like the time I mistook baby lettuces for run-of-the-mill salad greens and mini-specialty cucumbers for English and made a premium salad — worth, I gathered from the horrified look on my sous-chef's face, a few hundred dollars).

If not, no suitor is likely to make a premium offer that would be acceptable to Cabletron's board.

X-Factor's owners make millions of dollars from constructing an elaborate experience to encourage those at home to make a premium phone call.

While most recently the company, which is backed by Peter Gabriel, Eden Venture and Spark Ventures, made a premium paid-for play with a desktop and mobile version sans-advertising.