Sentence examples for put games on from inspiring English sources

But given who is paying whom, baseball probably would not have gotten anywhere in insisting that Fox not put games on Fox Family.

"The Big Ten and the universities decided to put games on the Big Ten Network that would otherwise have been on local TV as they were last year.

It will also buy the time to put games on ABC; postgame programs after each N.B.A. finals broadcast will be carried on the newly acquired ABC Family.

In Argentina, for example, soccer is almost completely dependent on a government that recently bailed out the bankrupt clubs by arranging a television deal to put games on free-to-air-television.

For the first time since its Premier League contract began, NBC will put games on USA, the widely distributed entertainment network that is part of NBC Universal, this season.

The NBC deal, albeit without guaranteed money, appealed to Bettman because it will put games on the top-ranked broadcast network for reaching young viewers between ages 18 and 49, compared with ABC, which is ranked fourth.

They are putting games on the books that will not take place for another decade or more.

"By putting games on handsets, we're going to bring phones out of the glove compartment," said Charles Chopp, a spokesman for Nokia.

And while it's unlikely that, say, a mobile version of Oracle's wonky database will make anyone stand up and cheer, we already know putting games on the iPhone is a pretty powerful combination.

Speaking of the league that gets billions of dollars for putting games on Simmons' network, there is another juxtaposition in the category of treatment of women.

Stankowski, who won this event in 1996 when it was played at the Atlanta Country Club, used a strong putting game on the hilly, 7,259-yard Sugarloaf course.