Sentence examples for rfd from inspiring English sources
verb
To request the deletion of.
The rural free delivery (RFD) service was introduced in 1896 and town delivery in 1912.
The only other networks to hit 65-plus are the game show network GSN and the rural news network RFD.
Even with a portion of the RFD payment going to Citadel, Mr. Imus's annual compensation from his new radio and TV outlets could be within range of the roughly $10 million he was being paid annually by CBS Radio before he was fired last spring over his racial and sexual aside about the Rutgers women's basketball team.
Those deals, if realized, could pave the way for RFD to be seen on large cable systems in cities like New York and Washington, where Mr. Imus has traditionally drawn some of his biggest audiences.
Mr. Gottsch said he later sent Mr. Imus a personal e-mail message asking if Mr. Imus would consider putting his program on RFD.
Sturr is so embedded in the Grammy culture that the Times ran its list of award winners under the heading "And the Grammy Award for Best Polka Record Goes To…" The band leader has recorded more than a hundred albums, tours constantly, and has his own television show on the cable network RFD-TV.
Mr. Imus used to share a cable network with hosts like Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews; at RFD-TV his show would be a marquee lead-in to others with titles like "Cattlemen to Cattlemen" (a 30-minute newsmagazine about the cattle industry) and "Horse Babies" (an eight-week mini-series).
Withholding explanations may be a strategy of Patrick Gottsch, who, along with his daughters, started RFD-TV in 2000; as Gottsch recently told Forbes magazine: "I've never had an original idea in my life.
Points of Entry: This Week's Recommendations GREEN ACRES RFD-TV, "rural America's most important network," divides its programming into the four elements of country life: agriculture, rural lifestyle, equine life and traditional music and entertainment.
Patrick Gottsch, the president of RFD-TV in Omaha, bought two taxidermied animals at Christie's: Rogers's palomino Trigger for $266,500, and Trigger's companion German shepherd, Bullet, for $35,000.
