Sentence examples for network fare from inspiring English sources

Not exactly prime-time network fare.

Gabby Lasko read, his back to a television blaring daytime network fare; Janice Lasko crocheted.

Prosocial shows dominated the broadcast network fare, which is by far the most widely distributed.

In 2008, when it won its first Emmy for best drama, "Mad Men" was hailed as proof that basic cable could outshine network fare.

Facebook is also sure to be watching how Optimal's product and other TV ad offerings being tested by other firms on the social network fare with advertisers.

Footage of an apparent attack on four black fans was obtained by the anti-discrimination network Fare, and passed to Uefa's disciplinary body.

The network fared especially well among the viewers who matter most to cable news networks, adults between the ages of 25 and 54.

With its broadcast network faring poorly, NBC plans to run Jay Leno, a talk-show host, five nights a week at 10pm the slot where dramas such as "E.R".

Indeed The Social Network fared far better than True Grit, which ended up trophy-free, despite 10 nominations (The Social Network had eight to The King's Speech's dozen).

On the rail network, fares for season ticket holders have increased nationally by an average of 4.2%.

MTV and Fox are perhaps the most daring, but even long-established networks' fare causes consternation.