例句與造句

1. The film first aired January 20, 1978 as a " CBS Late Movie ".
2. Also televised during " The CBS Late Movie's " first five years were repeats of Ben ".
3. As mentioned above, the first few weeks of " The CBS Late Movie " proved a winner with late-night television audiences.
4. As the graph above indicates, films that had never before been shown on television proliferated during " The CBS Late Movie's " first couple of weeks.
5. But not all evenings were devoted to reruns of television serials, for in the summer of 1976, classic British films enjoyed a short revival on " The CBS Late Movie ".
6. It's difficult to find cbs late movie in a sentence. 用cbs late movie造句挺難的
7. Although never released theatrically and shelved for nearly a decade, " The Keeper " made its television network premiere as part of " The CBS Late Movie " on December 19, 1985.
8. After its network run on NBC, it appeared regularly as part of " The CBS Late Movie " and later, in the form of syndicated reruns on local and cable television in the United States.
9. "The CBS Late Movie " theme music was " So Old, So Young " by Morton Stevens, which also served as the theme music for CBS's prime-time movies until 1978.
10. This move proved an effective ploy because two months after " The CBS Late Movie " premiered, the Nielsen ratings recorded that it had drawn better audience numbers than " The Tonight Show ".
11. In 1975, repeats of episodes from the " NBC Mystery Movie " were added to the mix; the first of these was " Banacek ", which made its " CBS Late Movie " debut on January 7, 1975.
12. The axing of the Griffin show was of little consequence when one considers that his program was being broadcast on only 129 affiliates, whereas the " CBS Late Movie " debuted on 179 . It was also a wise business decision when taking into account that the network was paying only $ 30, 000 for each of the 220 movies leased from Warner Brothers and MGM . At such cheap rates, CBS was clearing $ 100, 000 per late-night broadcast.
13. "The Damned " was never intended for prime-time airing . ( Cynics claimed the network wouldn't dare . ) Instead, it was among the initial presentations by CBS for television's first late-night network film anthology, for on the evening of Valentine's Day 1972, CBS mailed a love-letter to America's film fans when it broke with network late-night tradition by cancelling its Merv Griffin talk-show to make way for " The CBS Late Movie ".