Sentence examples for sequence of shows from inspiring English sources

In one sequence of shows, Carlin tells the story of the first world war, from a momentous shooting in Sarajevo all the way to Armistice Day.

A short walk across Trafalgar Square, Mr. Lloyd's sequence of shows at the Trafalgar Studios hasn't been announced beyond an opening title – a new "Macbeth," which began performances this weekend and stars James McAvoy, the Scottish film actor ("Atonement," "The Last King of Scotland") who, incidentally, was in that first "Privates on Parade" undertaken by Mr. Grandage at the Donmar.

Maybe that miniseries didn't make a ton of money for everyone involved, but having a buzzworthy sequence of shows -- some of which will return, some of which don't -- will burnish Sundance's brand nicely, and in the long run, will likely make reasonable dough for everyone involved.

The first sustained sequence of photographs shows ruins of Cold War-era Russian military posts and equipment.

At the start of the exhibition a gridded sequence of photographs shows the book opened to succeeding pages to reveal the progress of the bullet.

The amino acid sequence of SsTPx shows high homology with TPx from P. ovis.

Cue a sequence of photos showing President Bush and John McCain hugging.

Another sequence of photographs show him being buried upright in the ground, until he is entirely covered in dirt.

"We need to make sure the show comes in on time to make sure spectators can get home on public transport so we have taken the tough decision to cut a small stunt bike sequence of the show.

The amino acid sequence of PRGH1 showed maximum similarities to β-glucosidases and myrosinases.

The sequence of faces shown was presented in random and block-design.