Sentence examples for classic routine from inspiring English sources

Their feet knock the risers and, suddenly, the classic routine of Bill (Bojangles) Robinson in "The Little Colonel" comes to mind.

His classic routine about caring for his sister's children led directly to his sitcom, "The Bernie Mac Show," which ran for five seasons on Fox and was the subject of this piece, from 2002, by Nancy Franklin.

Europhiles, averting their eyes from the mess the existing euro-zone members are making of their new monetary regime, perform the classic routine: "Britain is winning the argument in Europe".

Guirgis's monologues are reminiscent, in their energy and sheer playfulness, of Lord Buckley's classic routine "Subconscious Mind" ("Have you ever swung along a beautiful country road . . . Suddenly you start thinking about a beautiful girl . . . Phew! . . . And it's like uh uh uh take me now!").

It is a classic routine, a step-by step descent down the slippery slope of inebriation, in which we seem to see the progressive slurring of speech and glazing of eye and loosening of limb with the awful, hilarious clarity of slow motion.

Tom Benson, the chairman of the Center, told the Wall Street Journal it would be "a comedy club where folks can go back in time and witness a classic routine in a setting – God knows where it might have been – and experience that as if they were really there".

Here they perform a couple of classic routines and some new ones, too.

He ended up in San Francisco as the entrepreneur and star of the Pickle Family Circus, a small outfit that performed classic routines outdoors, mostly to benefit philanthropic organizations.

The show is a greatest-hits affair, giving the fans the "classic" routines and characters they came to see, with some new material to keep the Kids themselves interested.

NBC also can — and apparently will — claim ownership of other signature comedy bits created on Mr. O'Brien's shows, including some of his classic routines like "The Year 3000" and Conando.

The two brothers performed their classic routines: songs about Harry Potter and quarks, readings from Mr. Green's books, and a segment answering mostly weird questions from their audience until a timer ran out, and Hank was painfully electronically zapped.