The phrase "a show pen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area or enclosure where animals are displayed for shows or competitions, often in agricultural or equestrian contexts.
Example: "The horses were led into a show pen for the judges to evaluate their performance."
Alternatives: "exhibition pen" or "display pen".
A full decade after the end of SATC, SJP is bound for our TV screens as the exec producer and star of Divorce, a show penned by Sharon Horgan.
The exhibition, with some 300 items cleverly deployed along a timeline, runs through Nov. 2, along with a show of pen drawings and a sale of collectible pens on Oct. 18.
The Pen Addict is a show about pens, pencils, paper and ink.
Talk story about the show "Pen & Brush: The Author as Artist," mounted by the Berg Collection in the Public Library.
The New Yorker, December 6 , 1969P. 53 Talk story about the show "Pen & Brush: The Author as Artist," mounted by the Berg Collection in the Public Library.
She also contributes weekly money tips on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, pens a regular column for Black Enterprise magazine, and was named was named to Time Magazine's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2015.
Norris, also known for her role as MI5 agent Ros Myers in Spooks, will join new Time Lord Peter Capaldi and Jenna Colman's Clara in a segment of the show penned by Peter Harness.
Pretty much all the big companies were handing out goodie bags, so to speak, at IFA. Inside is the usual assortment of swag you'd find at any trade show: pens, buttons, maybe an extraordinarily cheap pair of headphones, etc.
For example, when Pocket Gems partnered with Comedy Central to make an Ugly Americans mobile app, the original writers of the show penned the scripts directly.
She made her foray into writing with the show, penning three episodes in the first season.
