Sentence examples for miss show from inspiring English sources

When Liza Minnelli appeared on the cover of Time in 1972, she was the twenty-seven-year-old star of "Cabaret"; the magazine dubbed her "The New Miss Show Biz".

"Show your films Miss, show them what our village was like before the people of Tehran and Isfahan took over," a young man tells a filmmaker who has made a series of movies here in the past decade.

By Hilton Als When Liza Minnelli appeared on the cover of Time in 1972, she was the twenty-seven-year-old star of "Cabaret"; the magazine dubbed her "The New Miss Show Biz".

Some even fancy themselves a reincarnation of Miss Show business.

When Salon's Daniel D'Addario asked O'Donnell why he agreed to the role, he said, "Because I miss show business so desperately that I will do anything short of pornography at this point to hang around sets and have fun".

This summer's don't-miss show is Pilsen-born Gottfried Lindauer's subtly superb collection of 44 Maori portraits, dating back to the late-19th century and exhibited in Europe for the first time.

Through Aug. 8 This lively, don't-miss show combines three up-to-the-minute impresarios -- Scott Hug, John Connelly and Daniel Reich -- who specialize in a slice of youth culture.

In Toronto, while Bassmentality no longer delivers a weekly mayhem at Wrongbar, Zeds Dead is always a can't-miss show.

At this point, it's a hit-or-miss show, but the fact that the hits still outnumber the misses at this point is pretty impressive.

Anyone who sees Lulu, who appreciates Kentridge's art, or who is inclined toward German Expressionism will want to see and study this must-not-miss show.

I missed show in Prague and in June I will be in Canada :) @MarketaF pic.twitter.com/yNTQrnaR2r.