Sentence examples for share of shows from inspiring English sources

Television has already seen its share of shows about antiques, collectibles and the people who hunt for and sell them, but "American Pickers," a new entry on History, brings some welcome spunk to the genre.

"I guess I'll do my share of shows, make fun of myself," Mr. Kerry said in a recent interview, referring to late-night talk shows and "Saturday Night Live," for which he said he would be willing to be the host.

The exhibition has more than its share of show-stoppers (including a large tapestry mandala synthesizing Tibetan imagery with Mongolian craft), but it's the domestic objects — a delicate cup and saucer in vivid blue glass, a porcelain pillow crafted to resemble a tiny theatre — that really enthrall.

Every new operating system has its bugs, but El Capitan seems to have more than its fair share of show-stopping bugs.

So far this year, the share of TV shows on DVD is 14.6percentt compared with 74.1percentt for films.

Thus, the manufacturing sector's share of workers shows a steadily increasing trend.

The cut followed the settlement of Mr. Duchovny's suit over his share of the show's profits.

(Others say it's vice versa. He is suing 20th Century Fox over his share of the show's syndication-rights sale).

MOST PREDICTABLE LAWSUIT Ms. Taymor, who was fired from "Spider-Man" in March, ended up suing in federal court for a share of the show's profits.

Their key piece of evidence is the claim that spending on "basics" has been steadily falling as a share of income, showing that people are finding it ever easier to meet the essential demands of middle-class life.

This is a non-negligible share of establishments showing dissatisfaction with the present urban freight-supporting infrastructure.