Sentence examples for pilot editions from inspiring English sources

Station bosses have given the go-ahead to pilot editions of the shows with a view to commissioning full series.

NBC will decide whether to put on the game shows based on the outcome of two pilot editions, which are being shot today in London.

Pilot editions of a global version of Newsbeat, the award-winning news programme that began on Radio 1 in 1973, are being developed in African English, Swahili, Urdu, and Pashto and Dari for Afghanistan.

To keep launch costs down, a pilot edition, designed to give a male slant to Grazia's "news and shoes" editorial, was distributed.

The BBC asked me to take part in a pilot edition of it many moons ago, which sounded fun until I was told I was expected to bring along my own home-made cake to be sampled.

Except the pilot edition recorded just two weeks before it debuted on ITV on 4 September , 1999 looked anything but a world beater, the man behind the show, Paul Smith, remembered at a Royal Television Society lunch on Monday.

A "Pilot Edition" of the anime was released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on September 30 , 2009

It also didn't find any evidence that required drug testing will deter government assistance recipients from using drugs and thereby increase their employability, noting that a pilot edition of Florida's drug-testing program showed "there was very little difference in employment and earnings between [government assistance recipients] who tested positive [for drugs] and those who tested negative".

INSP is also planning to pilot a digital edition of another of its street papers – StreetWise — in Chicago using the same QR code access card model.

It does not include the unbroadcast pilot, nor the special editions for the Comic Relief and Sport Relief telethons, nor any live stage editions.

After a couple of pilot shows, the first edition was transmitted live on November 24 1962.