Sentence examples for a show kind from inspiring English sources

The march toward winning the bid for the 2012 Olympic Games has gone something like a Busby Berkeley musical, with a "let's put on a show" kind of enthusiasm from New York boosters.

Sean isn't interested in the Mickey-and-Judy "Hey kids, let's put on a show" kind of entertainment; he's interested in the "Who gets the sequel rights and how much are you going to pay me for the option?" kind of show business.

"I couldn't see myself doing a sitcom or a television show kind of a thing," he said.

"Just hearing it was a minstrel show kind of repelled me immediately," Mr. Henry said.

It was a sketch show kind of like "SNL," but it was done in Harlem.

"This isn't a show horse kind of event for him.

"The first season of a show is kind of like an extended pilot," Mr. Walton, 33, said.

'Sounds like a story!' says Clement. 'Sounds like a show!' McKenzie: 'Kind of sounds like an American sitcom.

Going to a show is kind of like visiting Japan, you expect gifts on your arrival.

"Sheffield isn't a show-offy kind of place.

"I am a show-biz kind of gal and the show must go on," Ms. Mills said.