Sentence examples for show a reference to from inspiring English sources

Through Thursday The romantic title of this show, a reference to the island birthplace of Aphrodite, helps poeticize the artist's lyrical arrangements of rich, gooey layers of lacquer on translucent plexiglass.

"Many of them are absolutely sure that 'Louie from the Village' was a certain Louis from the Village who walks out of the West 4th Street subway station at the beginning of a certain TV show," a reference to the opening credits from Louie on FX.

Original programming on the channel includes London Go at 6.30pm followed by Not The One Show, a reference to BBC1's The One Show, at 7pm, as well as shows such as Extreme Playgrounds in which "Urban sports stars... showcase their skills on the streets of the capital".

Shadow Show – a reference to the nightmarish carnival from the author's darkly fantastical Something Wicked This Way Comes – will collect new fiction, from 26 authors, "that thrills, frightens, moves, and dazzles in the great Bradbury tradition"; contributors will include Margaret Atwood, Audrey Niffenegger, Dave Eggers and Gaiman.

Cleanliness is a recurring theme in the show, a reference to the way Germany's post-war society seemingly idolised freshness after sweeping so much under the carpet from its political past.Another memorable work is "Woman 7" (1969) by Hermann Albert, which shows a woman in blue underwear pulling a dress over her head.

The channel launched with a lineup that included London Go at 6.30pm followed by Not The One Show, a reference to BBC1's The One Show, at 7pm, as well as shows such as Extreme Playgrounds in which "urban sports stars... showcase their skills on the streets of the capital".

prints that Vogel showed, a reference to the nonprofessional format used (to this day) by many independents.

In 2006 Google went on TV for the first time in the UK courtesy of a British Airways ad campaign that showed a reference to Google Earth.

A quick shot of the "IV" tattoo inked on Knowles' left ring finger is shown (a reference to her album's title, 4), before she bathes in a tub of flowers as well as berries and blows billows of smoke.

"Willow's Theme" purposefully (see Horner's quote above) contains a reworking/alteration of part of the theme of the first movement ("Lebhaft") of Robert Schumann's Symphony No 3 referencing it, while "Elora Danan's Theme" shows a reference to the Bulgarian folk song "Mir Stanke Le", also known as the "Harvest Song from Thrace".

Graphical displays accurately summarize the quantitative information derived from the analysis of volume distributions and show a reference distribution fitted to the observed distribution against the range of distributions found in healthy individuals.