Sentence examples for based on shows from inspiring English sources

What follows are recommendations based on shows that could be previewed this week.

Of all the games based on shows, the console versions of "The Simpsons" may be the most popular.

The new app, CBeebies Storytime, is a collection of stories based on shows including Old Jack's Boat, Show Me Show Me, Something Special, Grandpa in my Pocket, Octonauts and Charlie and Lola.

The set designer, who continues to do his own art on the side, added that his paintings are all based on shows: "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Miss Saigon," "Cats," "King Lear," though they more closely resemble collages than they do canvases.

Of the 100 or so pilot episodes being shot as candidates for the broadcast television networks' fall lineups, at least a dozen are based on shows from Argentina, Australia, Britain or Israel.

Finally, it lets you search and bookmark content based on shows, topics, directors, etc.

The worst is the celebrity chef culture, which is based on show business rather than trying to help people understand the basics of good food ingredients.

Hina Shamsi, ACLU's national security project director, said: "The AP news story and the documents they are based on show that NYPD was engaging on secret surveillance of innocent people based on the crudest religious profiling.

Although Mr. Woolfolk's novels, including "The Beautiful Couple," a best seller in 1968, were frequently romans à clef based on show-business personalities like Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, his interests were varied.

"And the ability to do so is based on showing demand.

Unlike broadcast networks, which charge advertisers based on show ratings, HBO relies on monthly subscriber fees to pay its bills.