Sentence examples for television enterprise from inspiring English sources
He built new churches and founded a Catholic radio station, Radio Notre Dame, and a Catholic television enterprise, KTO.
The Clinton scandals helped Fox to find its political base, but the attacks of September 11th had a more profound effect: Fox, far more than any other television enterprise, went to war.
The Clinton scandals helped Fox to find its political base, but the attacks of September 11th had a more profound effect: Fox, far more than any other television enterprise, went to war.
The American public-broadcast system the other television enterprise of which the Pythons had direct experience is similarly high-minded, though its self-confidence is compromised by corporate and foundation grantsmanship and an ambiguous relationship with the federal government.
The loan from Madoff, though, was executed with something of a twist, according to the court papers: Madoff and the owners of the Mets, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, would disguise the loan, making it seem instead as if Madoff's wife Ruth was actually investing in the team's new cable television enterprise.
Martha Richter, 29, who gave her title as manager for "all things Amazon," said she was drawn to drugstore.com because of the energy and the pace she felt there when she came for an interview last year, after a less than successful spell with a start-up cable television enterprise in Kentucky.
In addition to owning a large percentage of his own film and television enterprises, he had extensive real estate holdings, especially in Malibu, Palm Springs and the San Fernando Valley.
Gusinsky was looking forward to expanding his television enterprises; with the help of a huge investment from Gazprom — the natural-gas behemoth once run by the Prime Minister — he was preparing to establish a satellite system that would cover the entire former Soviet Union.
Bush administration officials spoke about their interest in finding Iraqis to start radio and television enterprises to supplant allied broadcasts, but there was little discussion of the need to find Iraqis to man fire brigades to extinguish the blazes that have engulfed five ministries in downtown Baghdad and other fires threatening residential and commercial districts.
I'd like to think this was a deep comment on cosmological connectedness, but I suspect it was more to help justify why in a pre-CGI era of television everywhere the Enterprise's crew boldly went they ran into life-forms who, barring the odd stuck on rubbery bit and some face paint, looked uncannily similar.
"The Forge" is the seventh episode of the fourth season of the American science fiction television Star Trek: Enterprise, and originally aired on November 19, 2004 on UPN.
