Sentences with phrase «part of the entertainment»

You are in the sales part of the entertainment industry.

People in a variety of other period costumes walked around the room as part of the entertainment.

It's surely more difficult for something original in sports to gain credibility than it is for new forms in any other part of the entertainment world.

... It's sad how much violence was in her life, but it's definitely not part of the entertainment of this story.

Part of the entertainment came from wondering whether the machine would effectively transfer the kinetic energy required to catch the mouse.

Players are presented with the choice to either intervene and save the woman for a small cash reward or simply watch the attack play out in front of them as part of the entertainment.

But if it's part of the entertainment world, it's at Comic - Con.

«When consumers see HBO as part of an entertainment package, they know they are getting the valued benefit of some of the greatest original programming and most recent Hollywood movies,» said Bernadette Aulestia, HBO's executive VP of Global Distribution.

Just last night, writer - director Edgar Wright participated in a pair of Q&A s at screenings of Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World as part of Entertainment Weekly's ongoing CapeTown Film Fest.

The most valuable parts of the entertainment giants» empires are still their cable - TV businesses in America.

Money was being spent, but the purchasing was impulsive, not a calculated part of an entertainment budget.

We pay and support the team because they entertain us and when they ignore a valid part of that entertainment, the fans are right to be disappointed and angry.

The constant rewriting of zombies rules — from the initial slow moving relentlessness to the addition of both speed and numbers — are part of an entertainment evolution that won't end well, or else get set for a zombie Brady Bunch remake.

Paramount Pictures is part of the entertainment operations of Viacom Inc..

Lines along various parts of the entertainment / arts continuum seem to be blurring on a daily basis.

Sony is researching a proposal that would have the company split off part of its entertainment division.

hi, im going to this hotel at the end of june as my son scott is going to be working there as part of the entertainment team.

Which is strange since the ESRB is part of the Entertainment Software Association.

The release mentions the names of other celebrity puppets in the show, which was part of the entertainment at the New York World's Fair.

As part of his entertainment practice, Seth advises film, television and web production companies, cast, crew, talent, recording artists, producers, songwriters, artists and authors in connection with a wide array of media and entertainment industry matters.

Plus, Fire TV is a platform where a user is more likely to watch YouTube as part of their entertainment roster.

Combine that with high - quality audio playback and noise - cancelling headphones, and the Z3 becomes a daily part of your entertainment.

The conversation also touches on the specific partnerships Dolby has established in order to become such a ubiquitous and important part of the entertainment industry and the home theater market.

Gaming, which is a significant part of our entertainment consumption, is greatly improved with a wider soundscape.

Since advertising and marketing are inseparable parts of entertainment and media, building the most appropriate workforce happens to be a prime necessity for companies.

His neighbors are sometimes annoying, but loveable, eccentrics, and part of his entertainment comes in watching their humorous antics all day.

He has also written about film for Variety, the New York Times Sunday Magazine, the New York Post and Hispanic magazine, and is part of Entertainment Weekly «s Critical Mass movie review roundup chart.

DAKOTA Johnson was part of the entertainment industry before she was even born - and now she's standing out all on her own.

The weakest of those arguments is number 6 obviously — we don't NEED to sign a player to succeed but in the current climate it is part of the entertainment of football to welcome new players into the team.

Not for the squeamish, but those who are looking for this as part of the entertainment will not be disappointed.

From cable to satellite to streaming online, and from 80 - inch screens in the living room to 4 - inch ones in our palms, nearly every part of the entertainment industry is being transformed.

Shunts are all part of the entertainment in motorsport and this year's Indy 500 featured one of the biggest we've seen in ages, when Scott Dixon's car went airborne after contact with Jay Howard.

I support Arsenal because its part of entertainment.

Quite frankly the whole match was ruined by one person who thinks he is part of the entertainment.

Dean is one of the those referees who seem to be of the opinion that they are part of the entertainment; believing perhaps that neutral supporters will eagerly await the publication of the referee appointments each week before deciding which game to go to watch.

Though acting is not really my passion, but it's all part of entertainment.

Although they've been a part of the entertainment industry for a fair amount of time, games are still considered a «new» medium.

Ice Cream Social by David Robbins is a part of Entertainment's exhibition which runs until April 2nd at Greene Naftali, 526 W 26 St, New York.

That was part of the entertainment for President Harding during his historic tour of Alaska in July 1923.

Hogg had visited California in 2017 and witnessed an altercation, about which he made a video blog — a simple fact that was blown out by conspiracy theorists to mean he already lived in Los Angeles and was part of the entertainment industry.

Coordinated with other interns to conduct daily tricks show featuring selected animals from the zoo as a part of entertainment program for school trips

Routine is rarely a part of the entertainment field as things change from day to day.