Sentence examples for setting the show from inspiring English sources

He argued for at least setting the show in Manhattan.

Mr. Yeston, who wrote the score, said that by setting the show in the prefeminist 1960's, Mr. Leveaux had made the social context clearer.

Yet despite the sleek surface and fun retro aspects (Jordache jeans, VCRs, landlines), setting the show in the Reagan era is more than a gimmick.

Even setting the show around a medical centre nods to his model; the plays of that period were obsessed with the human body's potential to deliver both life and death.

"Super Fun Night," which stars Rebel Wilson, received an additional order of only four episodes, setting the show up to be replaced at some point later in the season.

("Everything's 'freakin' ' with this guy. What? He can't say the word 'fuck'?") By setting the show among the cocooners of L.A., David has created an obstacle to television stagecraft; namely, that it's harder to get the characters in one place.

But where to set the show?

With those actions we set the show's moral trajectory".

It wasn't only audacity that set the show apart.

Gilligan had originally set the show in Southern California's Inland Empire, the area east of Los Angeles.

The "freaks" had set the show up and invited me to tour with them.