Sentence examples for much every show from inspiring English sources

And now pretty much every show has nails backstage.

Pretty much every show that had anything to do with comedy made its version of an Andy Dick joke.

Justin Roberts and the Not Ready for Naptime Players do "Willy" at pretty much every show: it's their "Born to Run".

Over the last two decades at 5 Live, I've worked on pretty much every show on the station, news and sport.

Pretty much every show you attend on Broadway these days ends with people jumping to their feet and beating their flippers together like captive sea lions whose zookeeper has arrived with a bucket of fish.

Pretty much every show you attend on Broadway these days ends with people jumping to their feet and beating their flippers together like captive sea lions when the zookeeper arrives with a bucket of fish.

Lawrence of Arabia, Heavy Metal, Ghostbusters, A Passage to India, Amelie, and Bodysong all had ondes martenot-touting soundtracks, as well as pretty much every Gerry Anderson show ever.

"All of a sudden, we could watch pretty much every popular show we wanted, when we wanted, in high definition in our living room," he said.

Pedigree: It's created by Randall Wallace, director of Secretariat, and Carlton Cuse, whose seems to have a hand in pretty much every (bad) show on TV at the moment.

Pretty much every TV show, game or movie had a cereal that went along with it or a toy that you could find at the bottom of the packet.

Established in 1934 by Robert Moses and eventually transformed into an enormous event space by the Hollywood scion Warner LeRoy in the 1970s, Tavern on the Green hosted birthday parties for John Lennon, after-parties for pretty much every Broadway show and dinners for Gambino crime bosses.