Sentence examples for show establishing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Letterman famously moved from NBC to CBS in 1993 after Mr. Leno replaced Johnny Carson on NBC's "Tonight" show, establishing one of the foremost rivalries on television.

Baseball-capped and sweet-faced, Maynard spends this show establishing that he sings pretty well, but has a long way to go before he reaches either of the Justins' level of stage presence.

Noel Murray of The A.V. Club wrote that the episode was "a good introduction to the show, establishing the characters and the premise quickly and cleanly, before ending on a cliffhanger".

"You're not going to get funding unless you can show established customers and revenues".

Second, and more important, the show established an intonation, a cadence, a discourse for high-level athletic competition.

Overall, the show establishes Nouvel as one of the four or five leading mythologists of the contemporary city.

It was claimed that funding was channelled to Podemos via La Tuerka (The Screw), a political TV show established by Podemos members.

And with their presence the show establishes its own hierarchical rhythm, alternating concentrations of glorious paintings by a few major figures with worthy-to-dreadful work by others.

The variety of this show establishes Renoir as a kind of ventriloquist who could adopt the diction of other artists without losing his own voice.

Over the course of the year, without giving more than a few days' notice of the upcoming show, established artists such as Howard Hodgkin and Bridget Riley alternated with then comparative unknowns – Jeremy Deller, Grayson Perry, Wolfgang Tillmans – as well as people active in other disciplines.

At first, though, Mark does have our sympathy, because we can see that everyone in his household wants something from him — a point that the show establishes with a breezy, amusing gimmick.