Pay-per-view Definition

pāpər-vyo͝o
noun
Such a system.
Webster's New World
A service offered by cable television companies that allows subscribers to view special programs for an additional charge.
American Heritage
adjective
Of or having to do with a system in which a person pays for single showings of films or other programming, as by cable or satellite.
Webster's New World

Pay-per-view Sentence Examples

  • We have renewed our Sky license, as mandated a few AGMs ago, and have again included all additional pay-per-view Premiership Plus matches.

  • One such attempt was a massive live televised concert on pay-per-view in 1993.

  • Interactive televisions allow passengers to order room service, select pay-per-view movies, or choose that evening's dinner wine conveniently from their cabin.

  • All rooms are smoke-free and include a wet bar and microwave, wireless internet access, pay-per-view movies and games, and other amenities to complete the getaway.

  • The rooms are all non-smoking and include pay-per-view movies and other standard hotel features.

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