Sentence examples for prime time over from inspiring English sources

MSNBC averaged nearly 300,000 viewers in prime time over three days.

MSNBC celebrated a historic win in prime time over CNN, having beaten that channel for the first time among all viewers.

The ratings imbalance at 8 p.m. helped to obscure the fact that MSNBC has, in prime time over all, crept closer to Fox in that age group.

There are, after all, only so many hours of prime time over the four days of the Democratic National Convention in Boston next week.

The choice of scheduling the Cubs-Braves opener in prime time over Game 1 of the Twins-Yankees was in the hands of Fox and ESPN.

TNT, as it often is, was No. 1 in prime time over all, this time tying with USA and Nick at Nite in total viewers for the week.

But Mr. Schwarzenegger, who has been defining himself as a moderate, also made it clear that when prime time is over, he intends to keep some distance from Mr. Bush, who is not particularly popular in Democratic-leaning California.

Television executives have reminded that the most recent writers strike, in 1988, led to a huge increase in the percentage of prime time turned over to network news divisions for magazine-style programs.

"Over time, advertisers have continued to pay premium prices for prime time, but over time the audiences continue to go down.

The network's long fall from grace, particularly in prime time, culminated over the last decade.

YOU can't blame the broadcast networks for cutting their convention coverage to a fig-leaf minimum of just three hours of prime time spread over four nights.