Sentence examples for celebrity show from inspiring English sources

"I sometimes watch the celebrity show 'Cribs' on MTV.

Speaking by telephone last week, Grant Hill, a producer of "Cloud Atlas," said the celebrity show of force was something of an accident.

We know that the Olympics are no longer about sports, that they are a gigantic celebrity show in which companies invest heavily for publicity and television rights.

"Having a somber celebrity show doesn't really help anyone," said Amanda Lundberg, a partner at the public relations firm 42West, which is coordinating multiple Oscar campaigns.

Dorries denied on Twitter after her interview with Andrew Neil last Sunday that she had been paid £40,000 for her appearance on the celebrity show.

On Friday, BBC1 launched its Sport Relief celebrity show jumping series Only Fools on Horses with a 90-minute special at 8.30pm.

She's patently aware of modern art, au fait with Munch and Warhol, and is making art that really matters to her, instead of just being a celebrity show-off.

But there is a big discrepancy between how celebrity shows perform online versus on television.

Every chapter or so, another literary celebrity shows up with a surprising relationship to altitude.

I'm not a fan of those competition shows or "hey, look what happened to this washed-up celebrity" shows.

In a political climate where cultural institutions must justify their existence in economic terms, celebrity shows certainly draw crowds.