Sentence examples for series rise from inspiring English sources

Most television series rise and fall on elements like the quality of the writing and the acting, the time slots and the ability of the shows' themes to resonate with their audiences.

GTA3 lead character Claude was mute, but 12 months later, Vice City's protagonist Tommy Vercetti was voiced by Ray Liotta – a symbol of the series' rise to prominence and prosperity.

Sir David also revealed to the 700-strong audience that he will travel to Borneo in the new year to begin shooting a TV series on the evolution of flight, following on from his recent BBC2 series, Rise of Animals: Triumph of the Vertebrates.

Speaking on Monday, just before the committee hearing, the naturalist and broadcaster, whose latest BBC2 series, Rise of Animals: Triumph of the Vertebrates, begins later this month, said: "It doesn't require me to say that it is a huge embarrassment that salaries of that size are being paid in a public service organisation".

For the BBC series Rise of the Continents, geologist and presenter Iain Stewart opted for the ultimate way to experience the cascade.

Three episodes of VICELAND's new series RISE will debut at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.

(The third installation, "Expiation," is on July 6.) The "Inspector Lewis" series rises high above predictable plotting.

A lot can go into whether a television show succeeds — time slot, subject matter, budget — but sometimes a series rises or falls on the strength of two pivotal actors.

In a BBC Play for Today about a black pudding festival, Thicker than Water (1980), he played a slaughterer, and in the series Rising Star he sang with his own group, Take Ten.

In contrast, the dotted employer cost series rises somewhat during the first two years.

Israel's hit singing reality series 'Rising Star' to come to ABC.