Sentence examples for television title from inspiring English sources
Its 12 clubs receive £380,000 annually through central funds, money made up of a contribution from Premiership Rugby, television, title sponsors and the Rugby Football Union.
No wonder one trend in television title design is to introduce variations: by creating a new sequence for a new season as "American Horror Story" did, or customizing the titles to reflect the plot of each show, like "Game of Thrones".
She can be seen in the crowd at Starrcade 1998 before the television title match, dancing in a nWo Wolfpac t-shirt.
Within the Sense TV app, too, you can load in your cable provider to view your local listings and; tapping on a television title will change the channel on your television set to your selected program.
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The DVD market share among television titles is steadily growing at the expense of titles that were released in theaters.
Lionsgate handles a prestigious and prolific library of approximately 13,000 motion picture and television titles that is an important source of recurring revenue and serves as the foundation for the growth of the Company's core businesses.
TuneIn, which already has access to 2,500 film and television titles for its Pocket PC line, will offer educational programs as well as entertainment titles for the new format, which will run 24 frames a second, he said.
Movies Unlimited, a large mail-order supplier in Philadelphia, lists "The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus" (A&E Entertainment, $199.95) and seasons of "M*A*S*H" (Fox Home Video, $39.98 each) among its top 10 television titles.
Bass, a legend of graphic design, provided Hitchcock and Otto Preminger with many of their iconic title sequences – including the former's Psycho – and worked throughout the golden age, certainly in Britain, of the television titles sequence – the mid-Sixties to the mid-Seventies.
Next week in Austin, Tex., the South by Southwest festival will honor the winners of a film and television titles competition, a rare move to recognize those miniature stories and graphics displays that surround the opening credits before the real story unfolds.
