Sentence examples for one show of which from inspiring English sources

And he blasted the decision to tinker with The One Show today: "I would have been happy to stay at the BBC doing the same shows on the same terms, especially The One Show, of which I am so proud, having worked on it since the first pilots four years ago.

He added: "I would have been happy to stay at the BBC, doing the same shows on the same terms, especially The One Show, of which I am so proud, having worked on it since the first pilots four years ago".

Two of Bolande's photo sculptures appear in the show, one of which is Alphabet Junkyard (1989).

Festival audiences will be bussed out for three spectacular, immersive shows – one of which, performed by the much-garlanded French troupe Theatre du Soleil, is a genuine coup for Mills.

His videos, which are crammed with (simulated, I think) dark sex acts, suicide and bleeding; and his stage shows, one of which featured the routine leashing and debasement of a particularly slavish fan.

He thought he might go to college, but got only as far as making friends with the diving coaches at the University of Southern California and the University of California at Los Angles, who helped him find jobs in water shows, one of which starred Bing Crosby.

After laying low for a while, Martin Creed is back with two new shows, one of which opens tonight and involves Sonic Youth and David Cunningham.

In lieu of part of its brokerage fee, Bannon & Co. agreed to take a piece of the future syndication revenues from five TV shows, one of which turned out to be "Seinfeld".

This will result in the formation of a product of 1898 bp exclusively in correct integrants (data not shown), one of which was designated IPNS 4.2.

Interpreted conservatively, 14 changes in stop codon number are observed (13 groups are shown, one of which involves at least 2 code changes), of which 11 are in the direction of increased coding sequence length with fewer stop codons.

She also wrote a Wombles stage show, one version of which ran in the West End.