Sentence examples for show changing from inspiring English sources

During the six-hour show, changing sets between bands took longer than expected.

In 1977 Brown negotiated a contract with the Pepsi-Cola Company to sponsor the show, changing its name to Tony Brown's Journal and moving it to commercial television.

Umphrey's McGee, which formed in 1997 as a campus band (at the University of Notre Dame) and now resides in Chicago, has built a robust career on the basis of its live show, changing the script at every turn.

Recent polls show changing attitudes toward the Roman Catholic church, with increasing numbers of U.S. parishioners following the general population in taking a more tolerant view of homosexuality, for example.

Gypsy Rose Lee was rumored to be dickering for a job at the Fair, and one of Dalí's advisors suggested hiring her for the surrealist show, changing the plural in the title to the singular, and issuing pamphlets inviting the public to "Come and See Gypsy Rose Lee's Bottom of the Sea".

On the main stage, the summer begins with something called "Cabaret & Main" (June 24-July 10), a grab-bag featuring a full band and some festival-favorite performers, like Bill Irwin, Lewis Black and James Naughton, with the show changing with each performance.

Shamans are shown changing into animal spirits or supernaturals.

The screens also display live-feed video, in which the cast is shown changing costumes backstage.

As my experience shows, changing your name after marriage can be a continuing hassle.

The later part of the book does fine work showing changing relationships between characters who say very little, and the tension of the plot never slackens – even though we are almost sure what must happen at the end.

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