Sentence examples for show basis from inspiring English sources

Advertisers usually buy network programs in packages, rather than on a show by show basis, but they always reserve the right to withdraw from any show whose content they believe may alienate customers.

If we could subscribe on a per channel or per show basis, many of us would.

In a few weeks, Plex will roll out a handful of other features for podcasts, including smart downloading with granular controls for managing the episodes you want to keep on a per show basis (e.g. keep the last three); additional metadata for richer show pages and better discovery options; and podcasts import and export (OPML) so you can move your current subscriptions more easily into Plex.

I would say weigh it up on a show by show basis.

Unlike Netflix or Hulu Plus -- subscription services that let you stream as much as you want for a monthly fee -- people pay transactional services on a per-movie or TV show basis.

She was hired on a show-by-show basis for the new NBC show "Broadway Open House".

Previously, Shazam worked with networks and channels to make programs "Shazam-enabled" on a show-by-show basis.

William Russo, the general manager of Playwrights Horizons, who will take over as full-time managing director of the workshop in May, said the current plan was to hire production staff on a show-by-show basis.

It is still carrying close to $900,000 in debt, functioning largely on the good will of an all-volunteer staff and, with no real source of income except ticket sales, operating on a show-by-show basis.

Although he has not signed a new contract, Dimbleby will continue to host Question Time and it is understood that he will be paid on a show-by-show basis.

The women were assigned to the residency purely by chance — unlike many American dancers with year-long company contracts, they are obligated to their dance company on a per-show basis, and had the free time.