Sentence examples for voice format from inspiring English sources

While ITV is the ultimate owner of The Voice format owner Talpa after buying the company for £355m in March, Cowell holds the rights to The X Factor as well as Britain's Got Talent.

And as it turns out, "The Taste" takes the "Voice" format — blind auditions producing "teams" of contestants chosen by four judges who double as mentors — and turns it into something better than the original, if your definition of a better reality contest includes more rational and less insulting to the intelligence.

Sister Cristina's moment of metamorphosis from singing nun into global internet sensation involves four judges listening to her with their backs turned, as the Voice format demands, then spinning around when the cheering of the audience becomes hysterical and they've heard enough to know they want this mystery singer on their team.

The functionality is extended by enabling patients to store questions in voice format.

Did it need to buy The Voice format only to watch the show struggle for years before losing it to ITV when they could have been attempting to make their own formats?

Forty-three years in, the corny-wigs-and-voices format is creaky, the sketches are unpolished compared to the generations of innovative sketch shows that have come and gone since SNL launched, and a bad host means the show is borderline unwatchable.

He was also responsible for striking Universal's deal with The Voice TV format.

Hall also said that after buying in talent show The Voice – a format created abroad – he would like the BBC to be responsible for its next big hit.

They did so and at a time when television was going through changes that seemed tailor-made for both the show's voice and format.

Modes of administration include interview, paper-based, electronic, Web-based, and interactive voice response formats.

CBS's C.E.O., Leslie Moonves, had evidently abandoned his stated intention to lay the evening news's "voice of God" format to rest.