Sentence examples for conventional show from inspiring English sources

A more conventional show came next.

We would like to remind our young readers that this is not conventional show business behavior.

From the outset, Mr. Lagerfeld didn't want a conventional show, with mannequins stuck behind glass cases.

I, however, saw the flipside and admired it for trying to be its own thing and not being a cookie-cutter, conventional show despite its huge budget.

And it's jarring to see Stein -- whose art invented its own rules, cadences and comedy -- as a character in such a conventional show (2 00).

Over at the Palace, a good production of Annie is ongoing, but it's a conventional show, the children highly stylised and singing in expert vibratos.

PAGE B15 N.F.L. Fast Forward B13 Arts RECOUNTING THE STREETS And His Life Till Here Lemon Andersen's one-man play "County of Kings," is a memoir and a conventional show-biz fable.

Despite Hollywood's recent misguided attempt to tell his story as a conventional show-biz biopic, Kaufman was a complex artist (and an artist was exactly what he considered himself) who remains elusive more than 15 years after his death.

Never mind: in dealing with James Brown, we are not operating in the conventional show-business realm of legend but in that zone of mystical, folkloric, and allegorical interpretations of life's molding forces which can only be called myth.

His realistic prose, though conventional, shows insight into the daily life of the Alpine people.

The brokerage areas at conventional shows require used-boat sellers to pay a commission.