Sentence examples for prospective shows from inspiring English sources

By mid-April, a month before the upfront week, hiring on prospective shows was well under way, and cancellation rumors were already swirling.

In the midst of discussions about prospective shows, she brought up the "Battle Creek" script she had worked on when she was head of CBS drama a decade ago.

Some other prospective shows that are building talk for NBC include a new law-based hour from the prolific legal-show creator David E. Kelley Ally McBealal") called "Kindreds"; a remake of the classic series "The Rockford Files," from David Shore, the creator of "House"; and a quirky romantic comedy hour, "Love Bites," from Cindy Chupack, a writer on "Sex and the City".

One of the prospective show's 3,954 fans wrote, "Blyat, I'm SO EXCITED for this".

Among the urinary enterolactone excretion studies, two studies (one retrospective, the other prospective) showed a definite protective effect.

The prospective show, thought to be the first Twitter-based sitcom, showcases how the instantaneous social network is rapidly moving from the tech-savvy fringes to the mainstream.

Some producers forget that in the rush to fill the schedule, which is why he tends to demand multiple episodes of a prospective show.

Left prospective image shows evenly spread spherical nanoparticles along with the top view three dimensional symmetrical images of AgNPs.

"Our large prospective study shows no robust evidence that happiness itself reduces cardiac, cancer, or overall mortality," they concluded.

Our prospective study shows that Foxp3+ Tregs express lower levels of VLA-4 and bind less Natalizumab.

One view is that prospective memory shows large age declines, larger than age declines on retrospective memory (RetM).