Sentence examples for were given prime time from inspiring English sources

Others who were given prime time slots include Mr. Bush's wife, Laura; Gen. Colin L. Powell, former head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Mr. Bush's adviser on security and foreign policy issues, Condoleezza Rice; and former Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole.

It is the only place where quizzes, attempted purely for pride, are given prime-time viewing slots.

Performers and composers can upload their tracks to the BBC platform and the best talent, chosen by presenters and producers, will be given prime-time exposure on Radio 3. Created to uncover new popular music talent, BBC Introducing catapulted the Nottingham songwriter Jake Bugg to widespread fame.

The hourlong documentaries were given prime 9 p.m. time slots following Mr. Olbermann.

Middle East Peace: Obama is giving prime face time to the principal players in the talks over critical issues in the peace process starting this week, despite the slim prospects for a resolution.

(There is as yet no superprime, but give prime time).

Both men even got a chance to address the convention here, Mr. McCall on Wednesday and Mr. Cuomo tonight, though both speeches were given south of prime time.

The show was given permanent prime-time status in January 2000, with a regimen of three performances a week.

She has been given a prime-time speaking role next month at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., where she will appear just before former President Bill Clinton.

The Obama campaign is being close-mouthed about its convention plans and would not confirm whether Mr. Casey would be given a prime-time speaking slot.

The series was given a prime-time slot when it was shown in Germany last November, on the publicly owned ZDF network, which normally appeals to an older audience.