Sentence examples for shows directly from inspiring English sources

By 2007, when Netflix began streaming movies and TV shows directly to personal computers, it had all but won the rental war.

More services are popping up that let people download high-definition movies and shows directly to their televisions and home computers.

Facebook, too, is working hard to showcase conversations about TV and media, allowing for viewing of some shows directly from its Web site.

If ESPN ever sold its live sports and talk shows directly to the consumer, it would need to charge several times that rate.

At Christmas the BBC officially launched its new streaming service — which lets surfers view shows directly through their web browser, similar to YouTube — and programmes were viewed more than 17m times between December 25 and mid-February.

It rarely helps to try to contact TV shows directly — instead, wait for producers to call you, which they will in spades if your video is popular and touches a nerve, viral video veterans say.

Alloy Entertainment is also developing digital programming to be shown directly on Teen.com.

Using geology as a substitute for anatomy, White employed closeups and cropping to express what he couldn't show directly.

The plan is for him to drop the stand-up monologue, opening the show directly from his desk.

When you can put your self-made show directly on the web - and pocket the proceeds - who needs commissioning editors?

Cowell accused the BBC of trying to "damage" his ITV show by scheduling the Strictly Come Dancing launch show directly up against him.