Sentence examples for show caused from inspiring English sources

Ms. Champion was 13 when she was taken to the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, where Rand's show caused a sensation.

The news that CNN was wooing Rush Limbaugh for a Sunday show caused an explosion of acid gloating by kibitzers on Lucianne Goldberg's conservative Web site.

The New Yorker, October 21 , 1939P. 61 Nothing in the show caused more excitement than Packard's contest for amateur photographers.

And when Jay Leno's impending departure from "The Tonight Show" caused a shuffling among the late-night talk-show hosting chairs, the lineup remained a white male domain.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, October 21, 1939 P. 61 Nothing in the show caused more excitement than Packard's contest for amateur photographers.

Melting ice caps, the new calculations show, caused 11mm of the overall rise since 1992 but the rate of loss is increasing rapidly.

But "the show causes people to look at themselves," Mr. Tergesen said.

If that happens, Ms. Fiekowsky said, the tenant must take the landlord back to court by filing an Order to Show Cause to restore the case.

In most cases, the new administration must show cause and invite public comments before rescinding regulations issued in final form by Mr. Clinton.

Some fans "began to turn away from the show", causing online fansites to "[become] deserted".

Mr. Zhang was once known as a performance artist, whose provocative shows caused him to be blacklisted in China.