Sentence examples for the entertainment started from inspiring English sources
Eventually the entertainment started: a screening of the 1986 Robert Redford-Debra Winger art world romance "Legal Eagles," projected against a wall and annotated, live, by David Levine, an artist with a family connection to Mark Rothko, whose death and legal troubles were the (loose) inspiration for the film.
Around 9 30 p.m., the entertainment starts, which can be anything from a poetry reading to a Gershwin-playing pianist.
The Channel 4 series, which turned round-the-clock surveillance into peak-viewing entertainment, started in 2000 and during the course of the decade it successfully completed the decoupling of fame from talent.
Then, last year, the company Latitude 38 Entertainment, started by Napa city natives, took over, appeased local complaints and performed a talent coup by procuring The Cure's only North American concert of the summer.
Ape Entertainment started publishing the Pocket God comic series (both in print and on iOS) in August 2010, with a total of 16 issues so far, plus a digital-only series featuring bonus content.
And media heavyweights like Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and Lifetime Entertainment started pouring money into the Web.
Entertainment started last night for those who had reached the site although the Big Top stage was evacuated at one stage because of heavy wind and rains although did reopen again for headliners Primal Scream.
Fox Entertainment started paying its interns in July 2010 — most were unpaid before that — and Condé Nast adopted a policy of giving its interns a $550 stipend per semester.
A new era in home entertainment started last year when major television manufacturers released Full HD 3D TV sets to enable high quality 3D viewing in the comfort of consumers' living rooms.
+ In-dinner entertainment started to really take off this year.
The vociferous pre-match entertainment starts long before the official kick-out, with fans using social media to arrange meet ups in Pioneer Square's pubs and parks.
