Sentence examples for staple programming from inspiring English sources

In a deal announced Friday, Mr. Desmond said he would pay €125 million, or $161 million, for Five, a free broadcast channel whose staple programming consists of reruns of U.S. television series like "CSI" and "Grey's Anatomy".

With a mass exodus of both the listeners and the stars of radio's staple programs, radio needed more than new shows if it was to survive.

Of course, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said that no postal jobs would be lost because of the Staples program and that the motivation was "growing our business".

He became fascinated with the music videos that were a staple of programming on the newly launched MTV.

Many of Mr. Hirschorn's shows fall into a category called "celeb reality," which has become the staple of programming on VH-1 and has led that channel to 22 consecutive quarters of growth in viewer totals.

It quoted an internal postal service memo, which said that the Staples pilot program was to determine "if lower costs can be realized with retail partner labor instead of the labor traditionally associated with retail window at Post Offices".

Now, that sounds like a staple of MTV programming.

The Palestinian cause has become a staple of religious programming, entertainment shows and even sports talk shows.

For example, networks are willing to offer shorter seasons — a staple of cable programming — and to run serialized shows without interruption by reruns.

And how fortunate that one of them happens to share the frame with that other staple of cable programming, a Nazi U-boat!

He made a name for himself by creating the "Movie of the Week" franchise, which became a staple of television programming.