Sentence examples for television window from inspiring English sources

The deal for "Harry Potter," however, does not include a pay television window.

These deals preserve what is called the pay television window, which opens up about a year after a film is first released in theaters and gives HBO, Showtime or Starz about 18 months of screening (and, more recently, Web streaming) time.

Epix President Mark Greenberg spoke to Forbes about the channel's ongoing negotiations, the value of the pay television window and why your TV dial needs another movie channel.

We chatted about what it's like to condense so many events into such a small television window and why primetime still rules.

Indeed, the BBC's This World, and C4's Unreported World - both fine series - are the only regular television windows on the rest of the globe, other than news coverage of disasters, scandals, British wars and royal visits.

So we hunkered down with Danny Sullivan, Kevin Marks, and John Taschek for a rousing trouncing of the vanishing television windowing system, as performed by NetFlix, Showtime, and various Mad Men.

Because of their declining cognitive abilities, it would be useful to manipulate television, windows, jalousies, lights, and phones via speech control.

There was always usage of theatricals before the pay-television window, including theatrical itself, pay-per-view and then a more convenient video-on-demand format.

Each has a private bathroom, a television, a window air-conditioner and a telephone.

"We want to be Baku's most exclusive address," explained a sales consultant, Sabina Bolshiyeva, as she walked through the project's showroom, a high-tech wonder complete with a three-dimensional promotional video and a sample apartment with television screen "windows" that change from day to night.

Many of the Health Ministry's recommendations apply to visitors staying in un-air-conditioned lodging: Limit heat sources like lights, computers and televisions; keep windows and shutters closed during the day.