Sentence examples for show considers from inspiring English sources

The pair's "room" – that is the central conceit of the show – considers that expanse of water.

The show considers the impact on twenty-three emerging talents — including a pilot, a lawyer, and a museum guard — of the work they do to stay afloat.

This excellent group show considers what "Islamic" means in the work of several contemporary artists, and it means many things, none simple.

October 6 2011 February 12 201212 Drawn entirely from the museum's collection, the show considers the overlap between two of the twentieth century's most influential tendencies: realism and Surrealism.

And in Faith (Eliza Dushku), a second slayer added in the third season and seduced over to the mayor's camp, the show considers the case of the adolescent so deeply damaged that she confuses love with weakness.

"THE NEW FRONTIER: ART AND TELEVISION, 1960-1965" Organized by the art historian John Alan Farmer, the show considers the influence of the Tube on the visual arts at a formative moment in American culture.

The show, considered a modest success, has a live rating this season of 2.7 and about 10 million viewers.

But the Fox network has an existing policy that prohibits commercials for R-rated films in any show considered to be family programming, a Fox spokesman, Jeff DeRome, said.

It had been a long time since a show considered doomed on the road was able to turn itself around so quickly and completely.

(Mr. Trela's million-dollar prize was never an issue because he gave the answer that the show considered correct at the time).

After viewing the show, consider ducking into the museum's store, where a Magrittean item, designed by Tibor Kalman, has been a best-seller for years.