Sentence examples for series format from inspiring English sources

The series format has been wisely adjusted to 2-2-1, but home field still means a lot.

Declining attendance remains a major problem for established symphonic orchestras that hew to the subscription series format, which can take on the veneer of a weekly lecture series.

Following the series' format, Marshall spoke for half an hour or so about her work, and then the company — here made up of five dancers, a pianist, and an actress — performed "Sawdust Palace," from 2007.

The National Basketball Players Association denied Commissioner David Stern's request to extend the first-round playoff series format from a maximum five games to seven, Stern said last night.

This timidity brings up the most frustrating aspect of American orchestras over all: a deep-rooted fear of jettisoning the weekly subscription series format, or at least cutting back on it.

The Good Wife shoots 22 episodes a season, which is nearly double of some shows (such as Game of Thrones or Veep) and four times longer the increasingly limited series format, but Margulies says she considers it a point of difference in the market.

"The biggest television rights deals, worth more than $1 billion each, are now for Twenty20 series formats such as the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Champions League Tournament and the International Cricket Council events, which include the ICC World Twenty20.

The series' formatting on Facebook Watch is hardly distinguishable from the videos that pop up on your feed.

(Maybe, in the inevitable extended mini-series format, we will see more of them.) The film's biggest structural problem is its unwieldy time frame.

Dickens himself might have approved of the mini-series format, having written "David Copperfield" in installments that first appeared in a newspaper.

His first show, The Six Wives of Henry VIII, broke ground in that it attempted serious drama within a mini-series format, but that idea was Gerald Savory's (the Head of Plays).