Sentence examples for show going for from inspiring English sources

Credit belongs to Vincent La Selva, the company's insightful and generous artistic director and conductor, who has kept the show going for 38 seasons.

"We could keep the show going for many years and keep refreshing it with new cast members," said Greg Daniels, one of the show's creators and executive producers.

"We keep an eye on it – we saw tickets for one show going for £100 and we tracked down who was selling them".

In contrast, Shameless followed the new, US-influenced template of keeping a show going for as long as enough viewers and advertisers can be found.

Despite the ratings decline for "Wipeout," its producers said that they believed that they could keep the show going for years by creating more extravagant obstacles, leading to more dramatic belly-flops and falls.

5th over: England 20-1 (Knight 7, Vaughan 1) Like a floppy-haired Dane with a thick accent on Henry Kelly's post-Neighbours quiz show Going for Gold, I'm playing catch-up.

Chadwick Bell, one of the first to show, went for a high, belted shoe.

The mockumentary format, used so brilliantly in the original show, goes for a wander once the action gets going.

This pricing strategy includes charging premium prices for the best seats, which, for this show, go for $225.

Big Show went for a second rope Splash but Kane tagged himself in, which infuriated "The World's Largest Athlete".

There was no one in Britain to touch this dominant personality; by choosing Picasso the show goes for the jugular.