Sentence examples for show fortune from inspiring English sources

Mansion House candlelit tour, £5.50 (01904 615505) The House of Magic in London's Southwark is a unique venue that hosts nights that include a creepy cabaret show, fortune telling in the "whispering chair", magic shows and tours of the haunted cellar – there's also a buffet and a bar.

In Meyers' new game show, "Fortune Cookie or 'True Detective,'" contestants need to guess if a quote is from a fortune cookie or the show, but really it's just about showcasing every ridiculous "True Detective" reference they can fit in.

In recent years no small car, not even the new Mini (designed by Frank Stephenson, the man behind the new 500), has been greeted with such enthusiasm.But as Fiat itself shows, fortunes in the car industry can turn with extraordinary rapidity.

The first export of tobacco from the then-colonies of the United States (specifically Virginia) to London showed fortunes in the English enterprise and by 1627, the Virginia tobacco was being shipped to London at 500,000 pounds a shipment.

And while the producers had initially feared that the show's fortune was tied to its stars, they were reassured as its success continued even as understudies began to appear more frequently.

North Carolina-born producer Machinedrum brings his new A/V show to Fortune Sound Club's new event series.

But she said she did not feel pressure to reverse the show's fortunes abruptly.

Under the supervision of his successor, Louise Berridge, the show's fortunes took a dive.

Production remained low until after 350, when, as Demosthenes' speeches show, large fortunes were being made by the proprietors.

Then there's Reba McEntire, who has recently joined "Annie Get Your Gun," a show whose fortunes drooped under the previous Annie Oakley, Cheryl Ladd.

But others say these do not have the prestige of the Tonys in terms of what they can do for a show's fortunes and a performer's reputation.