Sentence examples for put out a show from inspiring English sources

BBC2 in its early days put out a show called Late-Night Line-up, from which The Old Grey Whistle-test was spun off.

He was expecting to put out a show for his fans, who would accept a fishy explanation or laugh it off.

"What was it about Russia Today that attracted you as an employer?" — Daniel Sandford (@BBCDanielS) 29 May 13 When neither ratings nor ethics matter: Larry King to put out a show on Kremlin-owned Russia Today.

Last year, VICELAND put out a show about Bam, exploring the alcohol, drug use, and physical and mental health issues that were going on behind the scenes in his life at the height of his fame.

Gilligan has done a good job managing expectations given the huge amount of expectation piled on the show following Breaking Bad's general brilliance, saying that the prequel "may turn out to have been a mistake," but he's a modest guy and I'm confident they'll put out a great show even if it's not a legendary one.

He's got a good team around him and I can't imagine he's not going to put out a good show".

To whet your ears for what they do, they put out a compilation show this month, featuring some of their highlighted sketches from their first go-round.

On August 19th IS put out a video showing one of its members beheading the journalist.

At 8.55pm, the Clinton campaign put out a tweet showing Clinton embracing a young girl.

One year, he put out a graphic showing how well Shaquille O'Neal shot from various distances.

Earlier this year, he put out a study showing that 10 of 11 postwar recessions in the United States were preceded by a sharp uptick in the price of petroleum.