Sentence examples for ideal show from inspiring English sources

If there are those who still need persuading, then this is the ideal show.

It seemed like an ideal show horse for the Administration's green-jobs strategy.

THE MUSEUM of the American Hungarian Foundation may have its ideal show in "Joseph Csatari: The American Scene".

Later, Hislop added: "I have an idea that John Whittingdale's ideal show would be the prime minister as host [of Have I Got News For You], the defence secretary and the home secretary as the two team captains.

I would say that out of all those shows, there are only three that I would consider as the standard – as the ideal show – so I've got to figure that all those other 117 were substandard.

Obviously the ideal show is a perfect marriage between subject and host – a compelling story told by an engaged presenter with a clear love of the material – but that doesn't really happen very often.

"Game of Thrones" is an ideal show to binge-watch on DVD: with its cliffhangers and Grand Guignol dazzle, it rewards a bloody, committed immersion in its foreign world — and by this I mean not only the medieval-ish landscape of Westeros (the show's mythical realm) but the genre from which it derives.

Sophie doesn't have to dream; her ideal show is already in the works.

My ideal show would be where I have a cartoon relapse with Barney and Homer and get smashed out of my mind with them".

The musical will open on Good Friday, because "it's an ideal show for Easter because it brings together lay people and Catholics".

Perfect Me explores the changing nature of the beauty ideal, showing how it is more dominant, more demanding, and more global than ever before.