Sentence examples for Show question from inspiring English sources
John Lydon will appear on BBC1 current affairs show Question Time on 5 July.
This cost Mr. Stevenson both valuable exposure and the opportunity to become immortalized as a 21st-century quiz show question.
The tune was a surprising floor-filler: the opening music of the BBC's political discussion show Question Time.
A columnist for The Spectator, Beard noted, currently runs an annual competition to name the "most stupid woman" to appear on the current-affairs show "Question Time".
(She was threatened with rape after making liberally inclined remarks about immigration on the BBC television show "Question Time"; just two days ago, Beard received a bomb threat).
"You didn't answer the question," Mr. Lauer said, repeating the "Today" show question and leading Mr. Seacrest to joke — at least it seemed like a joke — that the conversations with NBC "were mostly about filling in to do weather".
Quiz show questions needn't focus on trivia.
In The World to Come, the thief of the painting is the awkward, geekish Benjamin Ziskind, aged 30, recently divorced, a writer of quiz show questions.
Jones, as easy to interview as it is to herd eels, danced around Costas's pregame show questions, especially about the revenue sharing and coming labor negotiations.
The Frontline replaced a similar political analysis show Questions and Answers.
(*1) Does it seem weird that the host of the show questions the entire format of the show, twice per episode?
