Sentence examples for introduce a show from inspiring English sources

During the Wednesday edition of "Idol," Fox announced that it would introduce a show this summer called — with a clear wink — "The Choice".

The words, by the New York poet John Giorno, introduce a show titled "The Invisible Thread: Buddhist Spirit in Contemporary Art".

Tuesday, ABC will introduce a show called "The Mole," which has one of the least controversial formats, with a group of people trying to ferret out who among them is a saboteur.

Though it is the hometown show for GM, Ford and Chrysler, none of the so-called Big Three has leveraged the platform to introduce a show-stopping "halo" car since 2002, when Ford rolled out a concept that would become the limited-edition GT supercar.

At the rooftop Jardin de Paris in 1907, Florenz Ziegfeld introduced a show called the Follies.

The song introduced a show titled "The Best Things in Life" that was far from euphoric.

Oz introduced a show on the safety of genetically modified foods by saying, "A new report claims they can damage your health and even cause cancer".

Hannah Verdier Barry Humphries (82) introduces a show in which elderly reporters explain 21st-century life to us: from swearing and technology to correct language regarding race.

By its second season, Freedomland was already tinkering with its American history theme, introducing a show in which the Three Musketeers dueled Richelieu's guards.

When Fred Silverman, the whiz-kid CBS programmer of the 70's, introduced a show called "All in the Family," Mr. Paley initially hated the bigoted Archie Bunker.

On the reality side, USA is introducing a show called "Summer Camp," (competition among adult campers) in June and "The Choir" (a British choirmaster teaches towns to sing) in the fall.