Sentence examples for in which shows from inspiring English sources

The new buzzword in the television industry is "repurposing," in which shows are repeated on a cable channel shortly after they run on a broadcast network.

He certainly had a reputation for micro-managing how his donations were used, even down to which singers appeared in which shows.

But I can't remember many other examples of this, and it drove home how odd it is that the networks, for the most part, operate as closed systems, in which shows on other networks or on cable don't exist (unless the network owns the cable channels).

During the public comment portion of the meeting, a handful of people expressed concerns about the decision to produce "Sweeney Todd" and asked about the manner in which shows are chosen, according to Howard Sherman, a theater consultant and former executive director of the nonprofit American Theater Wing, who attended the meeting.

"Again, patience was key and there was a good pass inside to Stuart to put the ball to the back post for our right-back to put it in, which shows how patient we were to get our full-back up there to put it in from a couple of yards.

It's a symbiosis in which shows such as "Access Hollywood" and "Entertainment Tonight" cover the Obama family like royalty, bringing back a Camelot mythology to the White House.

The fourth row is the time span of shut-in, which shows that buildup pressure of Well 1 is measured at March of 2006 year.

Lines like that, inevitably junked in Stratford, give us a vivid portrait of a Jacobean world in which show-off aristocratic swagger was mixed with false economy.

A play in which show business feeds on itself can be as fascinating to watch as a snake devouring its own tail.

But the growth of peacekeeping operations, in which showing the flag to the locals is an important tactic, means that road-friendly vehicles are becoming more desirable.

Gal's attention span was longer than the black skirt she played in, which showed off her long legs and shorts tan.