Sentence examples for net rights from inspiring English sources

CBS' cbs recent deal for NCAA men's basketball, which will run through 2013, includes Net rights that CBS hints might eventually surpass broadcast revenues.

No such estimates exist for the size of the new Net right.

The Zaitokukai is the most extreme part of a new generation of ultranationalists known as the "Net right" because it uses the Internet to organize.

Members of these old-line rightist groups have been quick to distance themselves from the Net right, which they dismiss as amateurish rabble-rousers.

Rather, the Net right's main purpose seems to be venting frustration, both about Japan's diminished stature and in their own personal economic difficulties.

Claiming 12,000 members, it is the most visible of a new batch of ultranationalist groups known as the Net right because they use the Internet to organize.

"I feel good right now, I think I deserve to be in net right now, so I am not going to think about anything else," said Hiller, who was in net for the Ducks for their 2009 playoff run.

But in a sign of changing times here, Mr. Suzuki also admitted that the Net right has grown at a time when traditional ultranationalist groups like his own have been shrinking.

Some circus managers are said to have resisted the net right up to the 1950s, on the grounds that acrobats could be hurt by landing badly in the mesh, bouncing off or ripping through.

He wasn't looking to do any more than stay in the rally with a gentle topspin forehand, but it just clipped the net right in the middle and hopped about half an inch over with Nadal stuck at the back of the court.

Just as it looked as if Dundee United would hold on for a point, Clingan found the net right at the death.