Sentence examples for be on a show from inspiring English sources

To be on a show like 'Seinfeld' in one lifetime is very lucky.

"It makes me feel like I could get there one day, maybe my work will be on a show or something," said Ernesto Mariscal, 16, who had brought with him a portfolio of work to share with the visitors.

"It's nice to be on a show where your skin colour or religion is incidental".

"Anybody and everybody now has a chance to be on a show about talented underdogs," Mr. Murphy said.

But he said HBO would not be "a censor that inhibits the authentic organic creative process by policing how many breasts should be on a show".

Pack later explained, "We brought Pat Mitchell there to see if it was acceptable to have the Vice-President's wife be on a show on public television".

Alan, I think you're the only one here that's on a show that's 22 episode seasons.

"I've never been on a show that had stakes before," he joked.

Last night you were on a show in Dublin talking about Cook's Tour.

I was on a show called "Sisters," and I remember telling the producers what women want.

After being on a show that was so successful for so long you want to change it up a bit.