Sentence examples for Show benefited from inspiring English sources

The reunion show benefited from following ITV1 reality show hit Britain's Got Talent, which averaged 8.9 million viewers and a 41% share between 7.45pm and 9.15pm.

However, back then the show benefited from following Celebrity Big Brother, which in January 2007 begat the calamitous Shilpa Shetty race row.

The extra costs were offset by Louisiana tax credits, and the show benefited from unusual dedication from the crew, Mr. Bright said.

The ITV show benefited from not being up against BBC1's rival talent contest The Voice, which it faced for the last two years.

That show benefited from the huge lead-in from "Sex and the City," and starting next week it will follow another HBO comedy, "Arliss," which usually fares well but not quite as well as "Sex and the City".

The new show benefited from a plum 9 30 p.m. time slot following the night's most watched show, ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," which drew an average of 19.2 million viewers over its 90 minutes.

The show benefits sarcoma research.

This show benefits the Sing for the Children Fund.

The Southport-Westport Antiques Show benefits the Near and Far Aid Association Inc.

The show benefits the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side.

The show benefits the East Side House Settlement in the South Bronx.