Sentence examples for prime time only from inspiring English sources

Reality programming has brought that second-guessing to prime time, only the game in question revolves around social dexterity rather than the physical kind.

In 2005 its broadcast network attracted on average 1.3m adults in the 18-34 category during prime time, only 12% less than NBC, America's fourth-most-popular network.

According to the Selig Centre for Economic Growth, Hispanics have around $1.2 trillion in spending power, up 146% from 2000, and spend disproportionately on such things as clothes and groceries.Univision is still the biggest Hispanic network, beaten in prime time only by four networks in English ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox according to Nielsen's ratings.

A year after highly public negotiations between the major networks and a coalition of minority organizations aimed at increasing jobs for members of minorities in the television industry, Asian-American actors continue to struggle for television roles; the fact that they can't stay in double digits in prime time only underscores how barely visible they remain.

It was this 60-second commercial -- aired in prime time only once -- that woke up most Americans to the existence of Silicon Valley.

The Yankees always get prime time, but it's only the second time since 1989 that the Cubs are in postseason.

Robert A. Iger, Disney's president, said ABC was reviewing 20 new comedies and dramas for next season, and intended to add more comedies because they earn revenue not only in prime time but in syndication.

The party for "The Upper Class" at the Box was an example of how that preppy ethos has been goosed up not only for prime time, but for after-hours, too.

Pat not only would get prime time but also would get to share the hour with his hero.

There are only so many radio and television ads that can be sold; only so many prime time hours; only so many websites.

"Prime time represents only 10percentt of our annual revenue".