Sentence examples for developing a new show from inspiring English sources

"Developing a new show is always going to take a long time.

After four years as a researcher, his basketball expertise earned him an invitation to join a small team developing a new show.

Martin also told EW that he's developing a new show at HBO called "Captain Cosmos".

My writing partner, Yan Moore and I said, "Let's think about developing a new show for teenagers".

On Wednesday, HBO announced that the Game of Thrones creators are developing a new show called Confederate, which follows an alternate reality where the South wins the Civil War and slavery becomes institutionalized.

Not only is she starring on "Modern Family" and managing her K-Mart collection, she's developing a new show for ABC inspired by her own life as a young, single mom.

The cost to develop a new show: $400,000, give or take.

Original host Heidi Klum and mentor Tim Gunn left to develop a new show.

SL: I had this bad little period where every time I tried to develop a new show in Edinburgh, because of the promoters I was with, I'd end up £10,000 in debt.

It enables the channel to create much more immediately responsive content and programmes, skipping over the months and even years it can take to develop a new show for television broadcast.

It will culminate in a live competition performed for the public in London, where the best act will win £5,000 as well as the chance to develop a new show with Underbelly, the producers of a number of high-profile circus shows in recent years, including the Australian productions Cantina and Tom Tom Crew.