Sentence examples for often on shows from inspiring English sources

"Often on shows that really doesn't mean much," Mr. Yost said.

That tone has been used to good effect so often on shows like "Ugly Betty," "Drop Dead Diva" and "Suburgatory" that it has grown a little stale, even on Lifetime.

15 min "I think our lemon sorbet kit is the best since our custard cream effort of 2009," says Andrew Watson, inexplicably ignoring the skin-coloured masterpiece that is often on show at St James Parkk.

Rumours are swirling that the Sewol's remodelling, thought to have weakened the overloaded ferry, was for a display of Mr Yoo's photography.Less often on show is his leadership of the Evangelical Baptist Church, a Christian sect founded by his father-in-law in 1962 (domain name: God.com).

As 'Vienna's unofficial mascot', the work on paper is also the Albertina's prize possession, but it's not often on show.

Although there is the background of the general economic downturn, Thomas points out that one of the regions' biggest selling points - their star players - are not often on show at regional level because of their international commitments.

His sense of fun was often on show.

After the incident, the singer often appeared on shows such as Late Night with David Letterman and The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, denouncing the restaurant and telling his story.

"Paradise" is not a word heard very often on reality shows these days.

Generally, it is smaller museums that have scaled back more often on loan shows.

You write a column in The Observer and are often on news shows.