Sentence examples for devise a show from inspiring English sources

(Continuing attempts to devise a show that would not draw pickets — for instance, by working without writers — have come up short).

The writer Brian Clemens was asked to devise a show on similar lines, but more light-hearted, and came up with The Avengers, in which Hendry would be a doctor, David Keel, being helped in his search for revenge on the drug-dealer killers of his lover by a shady and enigmatic man, John Steed, from some mysterious intelligence service.

If the expectation was for Johnson, an artist who is well-known for his exploration of race, to devise a show that more overtly nettles the current administration or longstanding systemic inequality, this summer show defies it.

If the expectation was for Johnson, an artist who is well-known for his explorations of race, to devise a show that more overtly nettles the current administration or longstanding systemic inequality, this summer show defies it.

He also devised a show called Noel and Gertie, a Coward and Gertrude Lawrence anthology in 1982 and Spread a Little Happiness, an anthology of Vivian Ellis in 1991.

Wonderful as all this is – and there's no denying that the space is beautiful – the project has more than a hint of self-promotion about it, as if Pinault were asking his curators to devise an exhibition showing the world what a great art collector he is.

If a similar anisotropic representation of orientations is found in LIP, one could devise an experiment showing different distributions of reaction times depending on the orientation of the opposing targets in a random-dot direction discrimination task.

Earlier in her career, Stroman devised a dance show with her partner, Jeff Veazey, called "Trading Places," in which they recreated the work of famous dance teams.

For another play, "As the Boat Approaches," which was written and directed by Justin Kuritzkes, the artist Kristen Kinstrey had to devise a way to depict a show with few if any physical representations.

(Angelo) In These Woods (Sunday) This is a godsend for those still muttering — 20 years later — about the canceled-too-soon series "Twin Peaks": eight improvisers and obsessed fans of that show devise a comedy performance that begins where the last episode left off.

Hippasus, thus, may be the first person to devise an experiment to show that a physical law can be expressed mathematically (Zhmud 2012a, 310).