Sentence examples for producing hours from inspiring English sources

Even before Politico's fancy new set was finished, the Web site was producing hours of election coverage on the Republican primary nights in January.

Commercial stations will be able to reduce the number of locally produced hours they broadcast in exchange for an enhanced commitment to regular and updated local news.

The trial produced hours of testimony about state property sold off in the most opaque of ways, with profits from those sales then reinvested to influence domestic politics.

Her husband, a military broadcast journalist, had produced hours of video of reconstruction work, none of which had seen the light of day in the mainstream media.

They said that because the thickness of the Times varies greatly with the day of the week, the front section could be produced hours later on some nights than others.

They produced hours of recorded telephone conversations that, to the jury, showed that Mr. Rajaratnam, the founder of the Galleon Group hedge fund, had used a vast network of executives and experts to glean information.

It's a stage set with lights, microphones, an anchor desk and five high-definition cameras so that reporters and editors can produce hours of live programming for Internet viewers.

PAGE B1 PRINT MEDIA GOES LIVE Newspapers, Web sites and other news organizations are gearing up to produce hours of video programming, in part to pursue the higher revenues available from video ads.

While up on the International Space Station, he produced hours of content for social media.

Together they produce hours of business and economics journalism every morning.

Once a childhood classic, the Slinky can produce hours of fun for little kids with a flight of steps.