Sentence examples for leading show from inspiring English sources

O'Brien will serve at least two years as host of "Tonight," still the leading show in late-night.

The deal guarantees Mr. O'Brien will serve at least two years as host of "Tonight," still the leading show in late-night television, when he takes over from Mr. Leno at a yet-to-be-determined date in 2009.

That led to Bishop's own talk show and to regular appearances on the Dean Martin "roast" shows, the idea of which was to bring on a leading show business personality and then insult him.

In recent months, CNN, with one of its strongest anchors, Anderson Cooper, has fallen behind even a repeat of MSNBC's leading show, with host Keith Olbermann, at 10 p.m. weekdays, though Mr. Olbermann's show is down 13percentt for the year.

Kim Shillinglaw's departure from BBC2 comes amid concerns over the relaunch of its leading show, Top Gear, under new presenter Chris Evans.

It features 40 of Pakistan's leading show business personalities.

As a playwright, Shakespeare was the "ordinary poet" of the company, then called the Lord Chamberlain's Men, that became the leading show-business concern in London.

Some veteran Broadway executives see another factor at work in the low attendance numbers and theater vacancies: high ticket prices that kill audience demand, leading shows to close.

ATTEND ANTIQUES SHOWS -- Some leading shows this summer are the Cape May Antiques Show (July 13-14), the Antiques Weekend at the Garden State Exhibit Center (Aug. 17-18, Somerset), and the Waterloo Antiques Fair (Sept . 21-22 Stanhope).

But, ultimately, fashion seems intent on pursuing what powers it: human coat-hangers for creations that barely acknowledge the true female form but, rather, generate excitement, acres of column inches and lucrative sales at the world's leading shows.

However, this is not always the case; our ongoing research on middle leading shows otherwise (Edwards-Groves and Rönnerman 2013; Grootenboer et al. 2015b; Rönnerman et al. 2015).