Sentence examples for valuable shows from inspiring English sources
Top Gear is one of the BBC's most popular and valuable shows.
Top Gear, one of the BBC's most valuable shows generating about £50m a year for its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, will return to BBC2 next year with an all-new lineup headed by Radio 2 breakfast DJ, Chris Evans.
One of the most talented presenters and producers of his generation, entrusting two of the BBC's most valuable shows to the same man – he has nearly 10 million listeners on Radio 2, and Top Gear makes an estimated £50m a year – may still be regarded as a gamble.
The BBC's commercial boss Tim Davie said Chris Evans will do a "wonderful job" of reinventing one of its most valuable shows, Top Gear, as it looks to return a record £1bn to licence fee payers over the next five years.
Had Google not bought YouTube in 2006 for $1.7 billion, YouTube might not have survived the barrage of lawsuits it faced from production companies angry that their valuable shows were being put online illegally.Under Google's ownership, YouTube cleaned up its act.
It's now one of NBC's most valuable show in terms of ad revenue.
It is the corporation's most valuable show, generating £50m a year for Worldwide.
Top Gear is one of the BBC's most valuable show.
Yes, a few seconds of that was extremely valuable, showing Aly Raisman falling on a part of her routine that she eliminated in performance.
Top Gear is the BBC's most valuable show, watched by 6 million viewers on BBC2 and a hit in more than 200 countries around the world, generating £50m a year for its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide.
BBC management was concerned about falling ratings for its most valuable show, which was worth an estimated £50m in worldwide sales before Clarkson left last year after assaulting a member of staff.
