Sentence examples for programming hours from inspiring English sources

While each generation of hardware offers the capacity for increasingly realistic graphics — like Tiger's smile — it also requires producers to devote more programming hours to filling that capacity.

With microphone in hand and countless programming hours to fill, Mr. Linkletter relied on ad-libbing, stunts and audience participation to get attention and keep listeners entertained.

BBC2's minimum hours of arts and music will be dropped from 200 to 150, first run factual programming hours will be cut from 520 to 375.

NBC may announce as early as today that it has reached an agreement to sell its Saturday morning programming hours to Discovery Communications.

Ms. Ostroff said that the outsourcing to Media Rights brought in some revenue while also cutting back on the number of programming hours CW would have to fill.

The BBC, by contrast, can set programming standards and act as a training ground so long as it produces its own programmes.Bigger independents do indeed dominate: five of them make 80% of all independent programming hours.

Thus was born the Artist Documentation Program, hours of videotaped interviews in which thirty-three artists to date (the late Cy Twombly among them) discuss their working process.

Multiple regressions were performed controlling for time as a mentor in the program, hours spent mentoring, and number of protégés.

In brief the enrolment of children in ECEC program hours was predicted by parental employment, favouring higher income earners and access to cheaper fees favouring a specific category of families on low income.

Always, he would program hours of sound around joyfully ridiculous concepts.

The organization also distributed a radio program, Hour of Decision, a syndicated newspaper column, "My Answer," and a magazine, Decision.