Sentence examples for order a show from inspiring English sources

Over the past couple of years I have hardly watched a current episode of "Law and Order," a show I had recommended over the previous years as the best drama on television.

In some ways a late bloomer's coming-of-age story (like so many screen comedies in the recessionary Age of Apatow), it is also, in no particular order, a show-business satire, a family drama, a feminist parable and a sweet romantic comedy.

To restore calm in the city, Chauvel ordered a show of force.

It is not much longer than six months since his wife's death, and there are certain things that are too raw or too personal for Ostroy to discuss: the murder itself, or, for instance, the gruesomely opportunistic episode of Law and Order - a show on which Shelly herself had once appeared as a guest star - which took the story of her murder and ran with it into several dozen fictional plot twists.

In short order, a weekly show was planned.

"Isn't 'Law and Order' a serious show?" asked Leslie Moonves, CBS's president and chief executive.

In order to make a show happen, you almost always have to make a pact with some form of devil.

Purchase new materials at a homeschool curriculum fair in order to receive a show discount or save money on shipping.

Adult Swim said it had ordered a new show from the "Robot Chicken" team called "Titan Maximum".

In June ABC ordered a new show called "Let's Dance," based on a British reality series, in which celebrities would replicate famous dance routines.

Netflix ordered a TV show called Marseille.