Sentence examples for network stand from inspiring English sources

But Ailes had a strategy to make his upstart network stand out.

At first glance, there's not much that makes "Mad as Hell" — the title is a reference to a famous scene from the film "Network" — stand out on the history table at your local Borders.

"They say, 'Hi, Miss Tina,' and 'Can you make my prom dress, Miss Tina?' " Indeed Ms. Knowles's designs for the shopping network stand apart from her work with Beyoncé, described in press materials as "designed for women of confidence who like to make a statement with the clothes they wear".

Will the ELSA network stand a chance to survive after its two years?

As Robert Burt showed, managers who have an open network stand a better chance of being seen as outstanding, of being promoted sooner, and getting more bonuses.

So how do does a network stand out in a cluttered media landscape?

New free programs on AOL will include movies from Turner's TNT network, stand-up routines from Comedy Time and classic soap operas like "Another World" presented by Procter & Gamble.

A spokeswoman for al-Jazeera, responding after publication, said the network "stands firmly by Mr Fawzy".

But, he said, the network stands as the only place on television for public discourse among young people.

In a statement issued to the Washington Post, Ailes said, "Megyn Kelly is an excellent journalist, and the entire network stands behind her.

And as Mr. Bush's senior New York advisers nervously surveyed the upended landscape yesterday, that network stood out as perhaps Mr. Bush's single greatest defense.