Sentence examples for nights of programming from inspiring English sources

Westin says that ABC's convention coverage, which as recently as 1980 occupied eight nights of programming, will emphasize "quality, not quantity".

But the crowd of several hundred strong on Saturday, the third of four consecutive nights of programming, reflected an impact beyond the realm of the cloistered connoisseur.

CBS had the top-rated new series in "2 Broke Girls," and will own two of the most potent nights of programming next season in the A.F.C. championship game and the Super Bowl.

The network is banking on "The 10th Kingdom" to carry it through the tail end of the critical February sweeps ratings period, essentially handing over five nights of programming to it.

WHEN TELEVISION'S MOST recent sweeps period ended two weeks ago, NBC was declared the winner, with an average prime-time rating of 12. Fox achieved a 7.7 with only five nights of programming.

"Those eight consecutive nights of programming, the programming geniuses behind that strategy made that decision thinking, 'If nobody watches this thing, we'll be done with it, we can wash our hands and walk away quietly.' ".

Two nights of programs remain undecided.

(Siobhan Burke) Dance From the Heart (Monday and Tuesday) Two nights of programs benefit Dancers Responding to AIDS.

And the network's new shows will be introduced in a complicated rollout pattern that will delay two new nights of programs until after the World Series concludes and another night of programs until next winter.

And the Lifetime cable network, owned by Hearst and Walt Disney, has scheduled three consecutive nights of programs about Diana, which continue through tonight.

The festival will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Paul Taylor Dance Company with three nights of programs that span Mr. Taylor's career, from the luminous 1962 "Aureole" to last year's "Grand Puppetier".