Sentence examples for language of the show from inspiring English sources

It made sense within the language of the show because he was the new Obama.

Even the language of the show seemed to come from the 50's.

Fela! is, said Jones, "a work of imagination", in which "music is the biggest element, along with Fela's yabis – his talking – but the language of the show is 60% dance".

This allows Wheeldon to choreograph several additional dance scenes, but dance is in any case the driving language of the show – a fluid mix of tap, jazz, mime and ballet that links the naturalistic action and the more formal dance numbers.

It's just a sort of connection -- you meet with all these people, and you hire the people that you connect with the most and that you feel are speaking the same language of the show.

It's a shame to be robbed of the language of these shows, particularly since many of the other theatrical elements are repetitive.

Or is this perhaps a better example of "Expressive Body Language," another of the show's groupings?

I can tell you from experience that it's incredibly bracing and, in the tongue-in-cheek language of the Seinfeld show, there is a fair amount "shrinkage" involved.

This week they are making the Spanish-language version of the show for Mexican TV, and he has been flown in specially for the occasion.

Father Libanori said that English- and Spanish-language versions of the show were planned, although understanding the Italian text may be moot to the experience.

In June, the China Arts and Entertainment Group and Littlestar Services — the London-based producer of the Abba-inspired musical "Mamma Mia!" — announced plans to produce a Mandarin-language version of the show.