Sentence examples for save a show from inspiring English sources

Mr. Naharin's dances usually save a show.

"Everyone is accustomed to fans rallying to save a show," he said.

Strongly worded letters seem only to delay the inevitable; to save a show, a sufficient number of viewers must be watching it in the first place.

This show is a great example of how having a huge adult following and the advantage of social media can save a show, even a kid's show.

"Cousin Oliver" became synonymous with a TV producers trying to save a show by introducing a new character.

Declaring his intention to split the statue in two, he looked Damon straight in the eye and asked, "Do you want the top or the bottom?" But it wasn't enough, not nearly enough to save a show that seemed determined to celebrate television without showing very much of it; even the "In Memoriam" tributes were all talk and few visuals.

As one of the co-executive producers of the series, I shared the responsibility of saving a show unlikely to be saved.

FlashForward (2009) An intriguing premise and some talented individuals on both sides of the camera were not enough to save FlashForward, a show that promised much but eventually collapsed under the weight of its own absurdity.

That's one way to try to save a television show.

It still turned out to be a decent main event, but couldn't save a mediocre show.

Before the theater world gets too touchy-feely, however, there is the little matter of the knock-down, drag-out fight for Tonys, those trophies with power to save a slumping show, revive a slumping career or sometimes even reward artistic excellence.