Sentence examples for just one show from inspiring English sources

"Putting on just one show didn't seem enough," Mr. Rock said with a laugh.

Even pop culture has piled on, with HBO's "Silicon Valley" being just one show portraying the seeming lunacy and entitlement of today's would-be tech billionaires.

With more and more designers moving their shows out of the tents, where costs can exceed $500,000 for just one show, the rise of formal presentations displayed on static models or mannequins is inevitable.

Here's a fairly fresh example for just one show: BBC's Happy Valley was the No. 1 global trending topic on Twitter recently, yet one couldn't see it outside of the UK.

"It's just one show," Pops says of "Cosby".

Initially, the Duggar interview was scheduled to be just one show.

There was just one showing, at 8 p.m.

Of four polls carried out over the past week, just one shows him leading and, once again, it's a Rasmussen poll.

Just one shows a bullock-drawn cart carrying remnants of a downed American aircraft, but even here there is no triumphalism in the image.

The fightback by Clarke, who had his first government post when George Osborne was just one, shows that the prime minister will have a tough time when he carries out his reshuffle.

Although 232 of them were active, just one showed a slight improvement in enantioselectivity (ee = 61 %).