Sentence examples for introduced a show from inspiring English sources

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".

At UnionDocs in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, last winter the photographer Nan Goldin introduced a showing of a beloved film, Michael Roemer's civil-rights-era drama "Nothing but a Man," then led a discussion that lasted as long as the movie.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Mr. Pinkham set just the right tone in introducing a show whose de rigueur love story finds the ingénue (Kelli O'Hara, charming as always) in love with Brom and resisting pressure to marry Stuyvesant.