The phrase "about half the show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or content of a performance, presentation, or television program, indicating that approximately 50% of it is being referenced.
Example: "The first act was engaging, but about half the show felt a bit slow and dragged on."
Alternatives: "roughly half the performance" or "approximately half the episode".
Just who are you, and why, exactly, are we here together?" For about half the show at Matthew Marks, the gallery used Hujar's notes and a checklist to recreate the photographer's 1986 exhibition as he laid it out himself, the pictures hung two deep, with his own choices of what was above and next to each photograph along the wall.
About half the show came from the blog.
About half the show gardens at this year's Chelsea Flower Show in London were based on historical themes.
About half the show is made up of printed poems by David Daniels, a West Coast artist now in his 70's.
About half the show's material was adapted from the American show and dubbed into Spanish, while the other half was produced in Mexico and included animation, live-action films, and studio sequences with human actors and Muppets.
Firearms make up about half the show, Mr. Holmes said.
In about half the patients showing tertiary-stage symptoms, the disease is relatively benign, but in the rest it is incapacitating or fatal.
For about half the shows in prime time, 51 in all, ratings for ages 18 to 49 grew by more than 20percentt when the seven-day DVR playback results were factored in.
They say you will need a ton of money for a Press Representative who will get you feature stories and reviews; about half the shows at fringe don't get reviewed, and even fewer will garner a coveted feature story.
About half the present show was written especially for them.
About half the genes showed no CNS-specific pattern of expression, presumably reflecting genes involved in processes common to all nervous tissue, across all three species.
