Sentence examples for defining show from inspiring English sources

The network's other defining show, "Emergency Vets," focuses on the animals rushed to the Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in Colorado.

"Across Europe Game of Thrones is loved by Sky customers and a brand defining show for Sky Atlantic.

And London Road at the Olivier has to be a defining show in London theatre's history, let alone that of the National Theatre.

Created by Mr. Armisen (of "Saturday Night Live"), Ms. Brownstein (a guitarist and singer with bands like Sleater-Kinney and Wild Flag) and Jonathan Krisel ("Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!"), "Portlandia" has become a defining show for IFC as it continues to expand on its lineup of original comedy programming.

Few fans of the Friends television show may have dared to dream that one day they would sit and sip on the famous orange couch at Central Perk, the coffeehouse where the character Rachel worked at the start of this culturally defining show.

This is a career defining show that distills years of experience into one loud thunder-clap.

It could have been Orbital headlining the era's defining shows, while a generation of future bands from Arctic Monkeys to Kasabian would never have picked up guitars.

Mitch Hurwitz's sitcom is one of the most inspirational of the past decade – one of television's defining shows of recent years.

The defining shows of the 1970s — Norman Lear's "All in the Family," "Maude" and "The Jeffersons" — tackled grittier fare, from infidelity to racism.

Maybe it was the Facebook invite to my 15 year high school reunion or unpacking a box containing the dvd set, but I was prompted to watch one of the defining shows of my generation recently.

As with any canon-defining show, it's easy to nitpick over who's in and who's out.