Sentence examples for failing show from inspiring English sources

Schwimmer will star as an American TV producer brought in to rescue the failing show, featuring Gail Sinclair, the self-styled "Queen of Daytime", played by Davis.

"Do you think that the failing show 'Saturday Night Live' will be cancelled, or can it be made great again?" "That's hard-core," Jeremy Segal, one of the filmmakers, said.

The show mainly deals with themes commonly known as "jumping the shark", instances that usually occur when a failing show adds a new character or twist to boost ratings.

That may be a good part of the reason why even a failing show on a cable network can have an audience that's about ten times bigger than the readership of a commercially successful novel.

Duddridge is the failed actor's Mr Miyagi: a self-styled Fame Coach who claims, through a series of seminars and workshops, to be able turn the base metal of a failing show-business career into 24-carat celebrity gold.

The move is set for April 6, and it means the show's final batch of episodes will play in obscurity, because Saturday night is now where networks send failing shows to die.

He has continued to tour regularly, and sell out shows often, but also has earned a reputation for failing to show up for concerts.

Now, with the studies failing to show that transplants prolong life, an Aetna official said it was time to accept what science showed.

In many states, government education is in severe disarray, with teachers often failing to show up.

The court even threatened Miracle Makers employees with arrest for failing to show up at hearings.

None of this is an excuse for failing to show respect for other people's time.