Sentence examples for show contract from inspiring English sources

On the basis of her appearance here, a lucrative reality-TV show contract must surely await McKinney forthwith.

You think Katie Couric has it easy with the new "Today" show contract that gives her about $65 million over the next four and a half years?

Department of Defense statistics show contract awards to defense companies in Nassau and Suffolk declining from $3.9 billion in 1990 to $1 billion in 2001, the last year for which figures are available.

One crucial factor in how it all played out was simply contractual: Leno had an ironclad pay-and-play deal (incredibly, NBC executives were obliged to run the 10 p.m. show for two years or be in breach of contract if they tried to cancel it), while O'Brien's "Tonight Show" contract didn't specify the 11 35 time period.

The d-spacing of (111) and (002) planes are measured to be 0.218 and 0.184 nm, respectively, which show contract upon alloying compared to d-spacing of (111 Ag and (002 Ag.

When he was edged out for the Olympic title, Robertson had remarked, "That cost me $1 million," suggesting he could have signed a hugely lucrative ice-show contract if he had won the gold medal.

When they come out to warm up he says: 'Oh, they don't look right today.' At 3-0 down, I've heard myself say: 'A lot can happen in four minutes.'" Fantasy Football League helped Skinner to a six-year chat-show contract at ITV, which ended in 2005.

A new statewide market report shows contract signings increased in six of the seven months from May through November, compared with 2010.

In March, the brothers signed a multimillion-dollar, 140-show contract with concert promoter Live Nation.

Currently, there's a rotating selection of hosts who work on a per-show contract basis, usually local comedians – not brand reps.

It started for the New York City actress with a small four-show contract back in 2008, to perform the show "Harriet Tubman Herself" by the playwright Morna Murphy Martell.