Sentence examples for need a show from inspiring English sources
Need a show to go with your dinner?
Because it's all allowed – sometimes we need a show like this, and a little nudge, to remember it.
The network tried to sell it in places like California, and they said 'What do we need a show like that for?' Neighbours and Home & Away appealed in much the same way, though Home & Away is a lot more dramatic – they got away with far edgier stories because their time-slot was half an hour later.
Instead of being subjected to the tyranny of the elite bookers of Q&A, PM Live, The Bolt Report, Jones & Co and The Drum, some of which don't even invite you on every single week, you need a show of your own.
Their hope is that help may soon come via Tate Britain, where the first major exhibition of Schwitters's late work will shortly open – a landmark for which they can claim at least a little of the credit (when Nicholas Serota, the Tate's director, asked what he could do to help their cause, they told him: we need a show; there had not been a major retrospective since 1985).
We needed a show, and "Breaking Bad" was going to be it.
This disorganised, bamboozled and oft-daydreaming writer needs a show like that.
Just when Martínez needed a show of character, purpose or resistance – preferably a combination of all three – his team imploded.
And, since Trump desperately needs a show of unity next week, and a show of support from Ryan, that matters quite a bit.
But every showgirl needs a show.
