Sentence examples for pushing show from inspiring English sources

At least one animal activist, Russ Rector, a Fort Lauderdale dolphin trainer, said he wrote a letter to SeaWorld three years ago warning that the park's trainers were inviting attacks by pushing show mammals too hard to please a crowd.

In 2015, the always surprising, occasionally shocking program will include internationally-beloved variety show La Soiree, American Horror Story performance artist Mat Fraser and his burlesque star wife Julie Atlas Muz in their boundary pushing show The Freak and the Showgirl and the life and times of Peggy Lee as presented by singing sextet The Darling Buds of May.

The Fringe has been pushing shows to New York for years, but recently it has more aggressively courted American companies to come to Edinburgh.

The tax cuts that conservatives have been pushing shows that they are not serious about addressing government deficits and debt.

Showtime has also shamelessly pushed shows with no obvious tie.

"I think America has a tendency to push shows past their due dates," said Dunham when asked how much longer she'd work on the Girls TV show.

PBS doesn't expect "Downton" to immediately lead to an influx of cash, and still plans to push shows like "Nova" and "Antiques Roadshow" in prime time.

Meanwhile, Dunham has teased that the upcoming sixth season of Girls will be the show's last, telling Variety: "I think America has a tendency to push shows past their due dates … I like the British model – in and out".

But what the government has signed up to, and the Labour party is belatedly starting to push, shows that England's woefully centralised system of government may at least be changing.

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Contra the inwardly focused Elliot, Darlene looks like she's going to be the one pushing the show forward.