Sentence examples for ongoing entertainment from inspiring English sources

New alliances provided ongoing entertainment, with prospects for either juicy disasters or stirring comebacks.

The new arrangement frees up the core company's ongoing entertainment empire, which includes 3 million cable subscribers, professional sports teams and cable channels, to continue cutting costs and reducing its debt.

"Binky & Benjy" had become an ongoing entertainment unit within the class.

"Unfortunately, my ongoing participation in Aqueduct Entertainment has become a distraction that has taken me and my attention away from the community projects I created and nurtured," the statement said.

From "The Sopranos"'s David Chase, the "reluctant Moses" of the movement, and "The Wire"'s David Simon, to "Sopranos" alums Matthew Weiner ("Mad Men") and Terence Winter ("Boardwalk Empire"), Martin interviews and analyzes these men — and they are, like their protagonists, almost entirely men — to explain their place at the center of the ongoing revolution in television entertainment.

"This is the latest in an ongoing effort for the entertainment industry to pretend that the Internet needs to conform to the way it wants the world to act, rather than conforming to the way the Internet actually works," wrote Mike Masnick (techdirt.com).

That ongoing deluge — the "family entertainment sector on YouTube has grown by 200percentt year-over-year — could have allowed some inappropriate videos to slip through the cracks of YouTube's review mechanisms.

For many years now, Halloween has been a case study in our ongoing cultural schizophrenia about entertainment media, where adults alternately lament the loss of youthful innocence and then facilitate, if not openly encourage, our children's exposure to exploitative sex and violence.

At the same time, the ongoing need for entertainers as "professional engagers" shows the continuity of traditional entertainment.

Nothing personal against Mr. Zucker, but his appointment strikes me as just the latest episode in a disturbing trend: the ongoing intrusion of news into entertainment.

Some leaders fear the arts district ruling could be a setback for downtown's ongoing reincarnation as a signature entertainment and residential area.