Sentence examples for course a show from inspiring English sources

There was, of course, a "Show Boat" medley (what could be finer than hearing "Ol' Man River" belted out while heading up the Mississippi?).

Of course a show like this has both a food stylist and a chef advisor – Janice Poon and José Andrés respectively – a team coming up with dishes that tightrope a line between macabre and mouth-watering.

Entourage was, of course, a show whose almost ineffably complex and nuanced four-way bromance was best summarised in the following exchange: E: "Could you get laid without Vince?

Of course a show is nothing without its cast and Matilda has a great one.

Of course, such a show requires the digital equivalent of a projector.

Sometimes a wig is needed because a character has to look different over the course of a show's season.

There is no reason, of course, that a show so careful to trace the lineaments of distress should not find time and space for jokes.

The larger question here is of course whether "a show without artists" will prove to be all that entertaining.

The new leadership in Kiev of course requires a show of support, both financial and political, by the western leaders.

Of course in a show like this you immediately dive into the credits and bios of everyone involved (something I usually avoid until the show is over).

In the course of a show, the lighting and video guys would have some sort of primer on what was happening [in a performer's set].