Sentence examples for launch a show from inspiring English sources

"They launch a show, one show," she said.

Back in the 1970s, Michael Parkinson apparently wanted to launch a show modelled on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.

The only time of the week the BBC believes it can launch a show is after an EastEnders episode, or possibly after Holby City.

He said they had been told News Corp had decided to drop Current TV from its Italian pay-TV service because the channel was about to launch a show presented by liberal US commentator Keith Olbermann, a Murdoch critic.

This month, it will also launch a show on Snapchat.

These hosts don't need Relay FM to thrive, they could successfully launch a show on their own.

Looking to increase those numbers, Aparat has launched a show similar to the BBC's Hardtalk.

He even launched a show alongside Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy, who had plagued Leary in his Millbrook days as a Dutchess County assistant district attorney.

My dad went to New York and stayed there for most of the summer, launching a show for which he'd designed the sets.

He's hoping there will be some progress on the matter before his company launches a show next month called: "Delete Zwarte Piet Niet".But is Piet's skin hue the only issue?

In my experience, the TV programs loaded fairly quickly, if slower than launching a show on Netflix, for comparison's sake.