Sentence examples for more recent shows from inspiring English sources

But more recent shows have been both grimmer and sillier.

More recent shows have been reviewed in "Chicago Tribune", "The Globe and Mail" and "San Francisco Chronicle".

The more recent shows broadened the focus to the controversy over the effects of electromagnetic fields in general.

But more recent shows have included Richard Billingham, the brothers Chapman, Damien Hirst and Mark Wallinger, so its form remains sound.

While Spike in April ordered a third season of "Manswers," more recent shows are moving further away from the jiggle factor, Ms. Levy promises, and more toward shows like "DEA," which follows the efforts of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration.

Partly because of this demand, the production company of Carsey-Werner-Mandabach -- whose successes include "The Cosby Show" and "Roseanne" and more recent shows like "Grounded for Life" -- dropped out, and NBC itself took over making the series.

In a more recent show, Fallon, again dressed as Neil Young, again brought out Springsteen, this time dressed in his muscled-up eighties regular-Jersey-guy regalia complete with sleeveless denim shirt.

In a more recent show, he told his audience that Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) is worth trying for its alleged fat-burning properties, and the rush was on.

A more recent showing of Kony 2012 at Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu, Uganda sparked a riot in which dozens of people were injured.

And a more recent show I did there, "Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the 1960s," which I co-curated with Teresa Carbone, we had 75,000 people come to the show.

Yet, more recent experience shows that discriminatory voting laws may appear almost anywhere.