Sentence examples for terrestrial money from inspiring English sources

But those same customers – and some of the owners – are making their terrestrial money in the classic capitalist terrestrial way: by working around any obstacle to profit, including environmental regulations and conservation efforts.

The biggest fights demand big money and terrestrial TV can't make the pounds, shillings and pence add up.

Having conquered the terrestrial realm, today's big money is looking to the skies for new regions to subjugate.

In March Mario Monti's government announced it would sell a set of digital terrestrial television frequencies for as much money as it could raise.

But Sky is boxing in Britain because terrestrial channels don't bring enough money.

Lucas had hoped it would earn as much money as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, but the film faced early competition with Crocodile Dundee II, Big and Rambo III.

The hope was that there was an audience for the kind of arts events you couldn't find on terrestrial television and that, crucially, this audience had money.

It has been 19 summers since Steven Spielberg's "E.T. -- The Extra-Terrestrial" first charmed moviegoers out of their ticket money on behalf of Universal Pictures.

For most labels and performing artists, this is the only money their recordings earn for radio play, since terrestrial radio pays only songwriters and music publishers.

Damien Timmer, managing director of Mammoth Screen – which has the eagerly-anticipated second series of Poldark airing later in the year – says it has been "a golden age for drama on the terrestrial channels, and with Sky and now Amazon investing serious money in scripted there will be stories with even more range and scale in 2016".

It cannot raise money by selling things off, such as its terrestrial-broadcasting business, because its debt is secured against its assets, so any money raised would mainly have to go towards paying down the debt.