Sentence examples for prime reality from inspiring English sources
Here is 20 minutes of prime reality steak, trimmed of context and logic: a bewildering, lettuce-less and strangely wonderful ode to the worlds of deafening machismo and not being a vegetarian.
You chose your sauce," said Chernow, a business expert featured on CNBC Prime reality programming.
But when they announced they'd sold the team to a building developer who couldn't give less of a shit about basketball and that he was using the team as leverage to get prime reality in Brooklyn for pennies on the dollar in exchange for building a stadium and moving my team—I officially washed my hands of them.
"There is nothing better than watching games live and now it is going to become a prime time reality on Sundays," said NRL boss Dave Smith.
Ford will introduce the 2013 Escape in an NBC prime time reality show called Escape Routes in which six teams participate in a road-trip competition.
From this point of view of the circumstantialities of life, taking into account the fact that the "I," as the prime human reality, is not sufficient unto itself, the realization of this factor of life spurs the individual into action and thereby confronts him or her with external reality (Obras, 5: 72 73).
The antics of Big Coal and its sycophants this past month have all the lurid ingredients of a prime time reality TV program at its most bizarre.
But now, apparently I'm told, that every celebrity is expected to honor the details of their private life with a press conference, a fragrance and a prime time reality show.
If the thought of being the unwitting star of your own prime time reality show gives you the willies, consider the recent revelation that more than 73,000 unsecured webcams and surveillance cameras are, as I write this column, viewable on a Russian-based website.
NBC actually gets irritated if it can't shape prime-time reality.
But why rely on prime-time reality programming scheduled by the network entertainment division when you can produce your own?
