Sentence examples for show formed from inspiring English sources
Those birds, by the end of the show, formed a camouflage pattern on evening suits while the rest of the show, although martial in its headgear and in its olive drab colors, was more sporty than aggressive.
Sukina Owen-Douglas and Tanya Muneera Williams met at a talent show, formed their partnership and converted to Islam in 2005 partly inspired by the autobiography of Malcolm X, despite some concerns about the position of Muslim women.
Fans of the show formed a "Save The Judy Garland Show committee" and organized an early letter-writing campaign on behalf of the series but their efforts were not enough to spare the show from cancellation.
Mr. Weissler said creating a show forms a community.
The country takes up the EU presidency in 2011 and this show forms part of that drum-banging.
The presentation as Dury's autobiographical stage show forms a loose structure for a scrappy, breathless narrative.
In its dispersal on the New Museum's second, third and fourth floors, the Trockel show forms a kind of pyramid.
Taken together, the images in this show form an alphabet of the ways in which Marin would shelter, focus or isolate his imagery.
During Edge's absence, Jericho replaced him with Big Show (forming Jeri-Show) and Jericho began to speak badly of Edge, mocking him for his injury.
Together, the two shows form a yin-and-yang vision of medicine — and of television, too.
However, he is still a huge star and his shows form the backbone of ITV's entertainment schedule.
