Sentence examples for off the networks from inspiring English sources

But it's true: many of us seem to have shut off the networks, at least in prime time.

Had so many N.F.L. and college football games not been put off, the networks had elaborate ground transportation plans to move their announcers and crews nationwide.

(Granted, Silverstein's giggly fondness for naughty bits would keep most of this material off the networks).

This was partly due to the Public Broadcasting Act, in 1967, which took some of the pressure off the networks to demonstrate to regulators a commitment to public service, a burden soon assumed by PBS.

He said on Friday that he found the attention being given to the prospective syndication show "curious, coming as it did a day after I pretty much pulled the cover off the networks in terms of what they're not doing in hiring talent and in the corporate ranks".

References to Connectivism also exists, although it only occurred in two of the texts: "Some argue that people's information behaviour should change from receiving information from a few "super nodes" on networks to moving into the information stream themselves and pulling just-in-time information off the networks, perhaps by receiving validation from other users" (P18 P185).

Once paired, the bulbs frequently fell off the network entirely.

The devices would continue to send spam until taken off the network, the company said.

Cons: Could not connect to my MacBook Pros; printers sometimes drop off the network.

European regulators have ordered R.B.S. to spin off the network by the end of 2017 as a condition of its bailout.

To kick things off, the network addressed this question:Is inflation or deflation a greater threat to the world economy?