Sentence examples for ever shown on from inspiring English sources

I think her performance will rank as one of the greatest ever shown on the screen up to the present time" (859).

According to Us Weekly, their commitment ceremony was one of the first ever shown on national television and was done a decade before gay marriage was legalized in the U.S. Zamora died of AIDS at the age of 22 on Nov. 11, 1994.

The television spectacular, which Yanni coproduced, elicited record-breaking contributions from viewers and became one of the most popular programs ever shown on American public television.

In its December 1924 January 192525 issue, Exceptional Photoplays called it "one of the most uncompromising films ever shown on the screen.

The eponymous hero of the 1970s comic novel My Uncle Napoleon – which was turned into one of the most popular TV series ever shown on Iranian television – is affectionately parodied for this: whatever went wrong, Uncle Napoleon blamed the British.

"Downton Abbey," one of the most familiar and downright derivative series ever shown on PBS, is fresh and captivating, while "Luck," so much more ambitious and original, turns out to be a chore.

In a few scenes, she and Grant touched off emotions in each other which neither of them ever showed on the screen again.

Nothing ever showed on the outside, until November, when he was caught.

In mid-2010, Flaubert's project Root! announced they would be playing their "Last Ever Show" on 20 August 2010.

Called "America: A Tribute to Heroes," the telecast was the most widely carried program ever shown, available on more than 30 national networks.

The Alan Clark Diaries lost a quarter of its audience last night, compared with its first episode last week, but remains the most popular ever show on digital arts channel BBC4.