Sentence examples for prestige showing from inspiring English sources

The types of the gold coins for some time reflected Byzantine prestige, showing a formalized portrait obverse and titles of the reigning Byzantine emperor, toward whom widespread respect was paid even when Western kings began to add their personal monograms to the normal Victory reverses.

He worked for ITV and the BBC throughout the 1960s, mostly as an art director/production designer on prestige shows including Out of This World, Armchair Theatre and the BBC Sunday Night Play.

Maybe because it's always been one of my favourite shows or because it was a harbinger of creepy prestige shows to come like The Killing, Top of the Lake, The Leftovers and The Returned, but Twin Peaks's return seemed different: two creators who wanted to work out their regrets about fumbling the show the first time and correct its legacy.

The show has aired a Jon Hamm hosted infomercial for "White Be Gone," a montage arguing that prestige shows like The Sopranos inspired the alt-right, and a first-person shooter game centered around street harassment.

(Personally, I do think horror is too scary for broadcast TV. Forget the kids; some of us adults need to be protected!) It's more annoying to be afraid to watch the prestige shows everyone else seems to be be watching and discussing.

But the way the network makes prestige shows has calcified into a formula.

That consistency – and later the lack of it – was only bolstered by the fact that The Good Wife aired 22 episodes a year, rather than the 10 or 13 that other prestige shows turn out.

Team Juliette Binoche with Ivo van Hove, director of A View from the Bridge, in Greek tragedy and the result is bound to be a prestige show: one that will tour Europe, including the Edinburgh festival, and the United States.

'A lot of people were detained and killed, though not me, I was still popular and even some of the Derg liked me.' Alemayehu found himself pressed into state service, under government orders to play prestige shows in other African countries or on occasion for allies like Cuba, Russia and North Korea.

Cable hits like The Sopranos and Sex and the City proved that audiences would wait for a long time between installments of prestige shows and they could work at irregular times, including the spring, where the Sopranos premiered during its third, fifth, sixth and seventh (well, the second half of their sixth) seasons.

Its willingness to explore mysteries without answering questions sets it apart from the year's other prestige shows.