Sentence examples for preview of the two from inspiring English sources

In what became something of a preview of the two sides' opening oral arguments, Petrocelli said AT&T would have little incentive to want a programming blackout, which could mean millions per month in lost carriage fees and advertising revenue.

The spots, created internally, highlight the inclusion in the DVD of the 10-minute preview of "The Two Towers," said Adrianna Krikl, director of creative advertising for New Line Home Entertainment.

The two-disc DVD set being released today (list price, $29.95) contains a number of special features, including a 10-minute preview of "The Two Towers," the next installment of the "Lord of the Rings" film trilogy, which is scheduled to arrive in theaters this Christmas.

'Two Towers' Preview SATURDAY -- A family preview of "The Two Towers," the second installment of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, at the United Artists Theater, Second Avenue (64th Street), will raise money for Arts Connection, which supports arts education programs in the public schools.

A preview of The Two Towers was inserted just before the end credits near the end of the film's theatrical run.

So, without further ado, let me share a video of the world's newest dwarf hamster film stars, Porkchop and Dumptruck, as they provide a preview of the Twelve Days of Christmas for your viewing pleasure: As an added bonus, hamsters are "green" pets, too!

Here is a preview of the five steps to Energy Liberation.

On 28 January, a preview of the first two episodes were screened at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts BAFTAA) event in London.

This will be expanded on later in the entry, and some further topics of research will be illustrated, but for a preview of how the three stances can live together, take the case of a structured information system composed of several parts.

US cable network AMC will premiere the series next month but critics given a preview of the opening three episodes, which return viewers to the New Mexico locale, delivered a favourable response.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 25 , 1936P. 9 We were on our way to the Gardens of Nations to attend a private preview of the new sixty-five petalled nasturtium which has been registered in the U. S. Patent Office by David Burpee.