Sentence examples for prime time to from inspiring English sources

But the awards also gave prime time to the increasingly programmed, synthetic sound of current pop.

Then each party should get two hours of prime time to introduce their ticket.

Unlike American daytime soaps, these shows usually air during prime time to entire households.

After the linoleum was replaced by marble, he felt it was prime time to step away.

This is a prime time to join more societies than humanely possible and add drunken toilet best friends on Facebook.

For final year students, it's prime time to get thinking about post-uni life and start applying for graduate schemes.

One of Saturn's lessons: don't sell yourself short – November is a prime time to haggle and horse-trade.

However, hopefully that makes it a prime time to encourage people to do things differently and not go there again".

Any normal-minded record company might think this was a prime time to re-release the song in the shops to further its climb up the charts.

In the past, they knew that whatever NBC carried live in prime time to the Eastern and Central time zones was tape-delayed to them.

The video was powerful, yet it was shown before prime time, to make way for Mr. Eastwood and Marco Rubio, the Florida senator who introduced Mr. Romney.