Sentence examples for night schedules from inspiring English sources

Our Sunday night schedules are filled with strikingly similar so-called "dramas", in which nothing much happens and everything is alright in the end.

BEFORE reality TV ruled the airwaves, the Saturday night schedules on the BBC would often feature a variety show with singers, comedians and novelty acts.

They say talk is cheap, but try telling that to the BBC executives who once paid Jonathan Ross £5.7m a year to prop up their Friday night schedules.

Later, BBC1's The Voice continued to dominate the Saturday night schedules with 8.5 million viewers, a 36.6% share, between 7.15pm and 8.35pm.

Even though the chatshow started out as a mainstay of the late night schedules it's gradually become a familiar sight for daytime channel surfers too.

What chance he might also mention BBC1's The Voice – with which it will do battle in the Saturday night schedules – do you think?

But there is no question that opening night, scheduled for Nov. 1, will soon be in jeopardy.

The prospect of a fantastic finish to the Series pushed one network to reconsider its Friday night schedule.

The Friday night and Saturday night schedule is to be extended with 1 30 A.M. cruises starting next weekend.

Harrison will also shake up BBC4's music-heavy Friday night schedule with fewer archive-driven documentaries.

No, these are the forgettable ones that turn up in the small-hours of Saturday night scheduling.