Sentence examples for producing entertainment from inspiring English sources

Unlike agents, personal managers are not prohibited from producing entertainment.

The following year he bought the fading Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, but he continued producing entertainment and in 2001 released an album of songs.

The selection of two Time Warner stalwarts to run all aspects of the business signals that the premerger model of producing entertainment and information on a variety of platforms has again become the business of the future at the merged enterprise.

Jackson is interested in producing entertainment but from behind the scenes.

But Prince Michael Jackson, the eldest son of the King of Pop, wants to pursue a career producing entertainment — from behind the scenes.

The makers of "Heaven is for Real," which has so far received mixed reviews, say they aren't just producing entertainment, but hoping to spur a discussion.

Microsoft has reportedly inked a deal with Hollywood producer Peter Safran to produce entertainment content for Xbox Live.

Popular literature had already become commercially produced entertainment literature, a type which today is also provided by television scripts.

Gail Berman and Lloyd Braun, two Hollywood executives who formerly ran network entertainment divisions, have created a company to produce entertainment for television, films and the Internet.

Commercials in front of professionally produced entertainment videos can command $15 to $35 per thousand views, while banner ads alongside the videos can run $5 to $15 per thousand views.

With the outbreak of the Russian Revolution of 1917, he enlisted in the Red Army and helped to organize and construct defenses and to produce entertainment for the troops.