Sentence examples for network slots from inspiring English sources

The train operators can add services only if Railtrack finds network slots for them.

Of the eight network slots available for dramas, three would be cop shows, one would be a game show, and the remaining four would be taken by "reality-based shows".

Moreover, real-time wirespeed network slots need a different kind of central processor than PCs do.

As production of TV movies expanded with the introduction of the ABC Movie of the Week in 1969, soon followed by the dedication of other network slots to original features, time and financial factors shifted the medium progressively into B picture territory.

It might not be primetime, but winning the 11.35pm network slot is still seen as the gold standard of comedy programming.

The series drew more young men in its late-night Cartoon Network slot (it is usually on at 11 p.m. or later) than two of its broadcast competitors, CBS's "Late Show With David Letterman" and NBC's "Tonight Show With Jay Leno".

To put that in perspective, Bush's spend-per-minute is roughly what it would cost to place a 60-second commercial in a primetime network slot; Trump's outlay would just about get you a black-and-white column inch in Minneapolis' monthly North News.

In 2001 Gamache hired Larry Pacey away from N-Space, a videogame developer, to be chief of product development at WMS. WMS' first networked slot game, Monopoly, came out in 2003 and was a huge success, placing 500 units.

"If you start giving up network time slots to reality shows and game stuff that you see on cable, that you see in syndication, you're starting to erode the very things that have distinguished network television: dramas and comedies.

There's more content out there than there are network time slots.

National radio and network TV slots are completely sold out through the end of the year, "and it's already looking really grim for the first quarter of 2000," says Tracy Gray of the Gardner Geary Coll & Young agency.