Sentence examples for viable entertainment from inspiring English sources

But it is also unexceptionable in a good sense: a viable entertainment.

"Video games are the only viable entertainment we have here," said Mohannad Abdulla, a twenty-five-year-old network administrator for Baghdad's main Internet service provider.

"We have been dissecting this business from top to bottom to understand how to take our assets and turn this into a real, viable entertainment business over the next 12 to 18 months," Mr. Levy said.

Rob Williams, who devised Penguin's Good Booking campaign, explained that he was targeting 'men who don't see books as a viable entertainment option, but who buy magazines, DVDs and music'.

When network or studio teams do find something online with potential, they push it through the same creaky mill — focus groups, executive scrutiny — that they have relied on for decades to refine raw ideas into great entertainment (or at least commercially viable entertainment).

As an undergraduate student studying Theatre and Integrated Marketing Communications at Northwestern University, I am interested in how to use consumer insights to rebrand theatre as a viable entertainment option for Millennial audiences.

This is a viable source of entertainment".

Under the revision, six new sites (but not Casanova's) would become viable for adult entertainment, says New Rochelle's city manager, Charles Strome, adding that just because they're feasible "doesn't mean we'd like them".

Goldsmith was able to learn directly from Rozsa in classes he took with the maestro at the University of Southern California, but decided that concert composing was not as financially viable as mass entertainment.

And after the crazed trip (battling through hundreds of families who treat Ikea as a viable form of entertainment), the assembly process and the inevitable exchange, paying $50 for a new Ikea table starts to seem a little steep, no?

This is a film that always looked more viable as a home-entertainment proposition.