Sentence examples for staple entertainment from inspiring English sources

If mobile video becomes staple entertainment, it will be necessary to have a network that has flushed out a successful mobile video equation.

He could have made billions and established himself as a staple of entertainment celebrity.

Donut Earth is just one conspiracy theory in a cosmos of paranoia, alleged cover-ups, and secret histories that have become staples of entertainment and political discourse.

Donald Duck cartoons were a staple of television entertainment.

That has made life tough for that other seasonal staple: children's entertainment.

At the same time, the exploits of spies and counterspies became a staple of the entertainment and publishing industries.

The program harks back to the kind of variety shows that were a staple of popular entertainment in the nineteen-thirties and forties.

But he grew up in the bosom of his mother's literature-loving family, at a time when reading aloud was still considered a staple form of entertainment.

Roxy works at the bar, and is that staple of popular entertainment a sassy Southern spitfire — "sassy" in capital letters, boldface, and with an exclamation point.

Holiday shows have become a staple of Broadway entertainment in recent years, with "Irving Berlin's White Christmas" and "Donnie & Marie: A Broadway Christmas" also in the mix.

Mr. Hassini credited them with struggling against the odds to make magic a Las Vegas entertainment staple, paving the way for every other magician headlining there today.