Sentence examples for brought shows from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silverman became a middleman in deals that brought shows like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "Survivor" to American networks.

They brought shows like "Let's Sing Yiddish" (1966) and "Light, Lively and Yiddish" (1970) to Broadway, losing tens of thousands of dollars they didn't have as assimilation, education and worldly success gnawed away at their hoped-for audience.

It seems as though even HBO isn't immune to the charms of remake fever: a phenomenon which has brought shows as varied as 24, Gilmore Girls, The X-Files and Match Game back for another go-round.

The two men, who founded and controlled the now-defunct production company Livent, and brought shows like "Ragtime" and a revival of "Showboat" to Broadway, were convicted in 2009 of defrauding investors of about 500 million Canadian dollars through a complex system of kickbacks and by routinely altering the company's financial statements.

The promoter, Montclair Entertainment, comprises principals of the independent promotion company the Bowery Presents — owners of the Bowery Ballroom and Mercury Lounge as well as the recently opened Terminal 5 and Music Hall of Williamsburg — along with Andy Feltz, who brought shows to the Beacon Theater in Manhattan for two decades and recently to the United Palace, also in Manhattan.

The 3-D video is another way that fashion is bringing shows to life.

It can bring shows to foreign audiences faster, and it is free.

This week, theatre bloggers have been considering the process of bringing shows back to life.

But a deeper look at the downturn, and the social changes it is bringing, shows a more complex picture.

Talent is booked through Clear Channel Entertainment, which brings shows to the Jones Beach Theater as well as the Vanderbilt.

"I always bring show-and-tell".