Sentence examples for show introduction from inspiring English sources
A self-confessed late starter (his first effort was in 2006), he has recently become a buzz name, largely thanks to his frankly amazing video for Mark Ronson & The Business Intl's Bang Bang Bang, with its Japanese talk show introduction and red, black and neon Knight Rider-inspired look.
TMA scans show introduction of V into BMDM increase the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE).
"The goal was to not just meet, but to trump, the competition," said Al Gardiner, president and chief executive of the Chrysler brand, on 13 January at the car's Detroit auto show introduction.
Robert De Niro dropped a series of F-bombs against President Donald Trump during an awards show introduction on Tuesday night.
The first "censored" clip was the kickoff show introduction for CBS' coverage of the Super Bowl, with the first two letters of "kickoff" blurred out as if "jackoff" were censored, then with a clip of the shadow of Prince playing guitar with the guitar neck blurred out as if an actual penis were being blurred.
After saying earlier that it would replace the fall season with a 52-week schedule of show introductions, NBC went a step further on Wednesday, announcing what it labeled a "superseason" of programs that will fill 65 weeks, from this June through August 2009.
Turner aired several commercial spots featuring the Quest logo and show introductions to build viral support.
The truck event on Thursday had all the trappings of a lavish auto-show introduction, including a Silverado emerging with explosive sound effects from a fake block of granite.
Brown's first appearance of the morning was at the head of a surprise flash mob -- a typical morning-show introduction of a popular singer.
A colorimetric test using 2,4,6-trinitrobenezenefulfonic acid (TNBS) showed introduction of ∼43 amines per 40 kDa dextran.
For example, Pre-Show Introductions explain the history and premise of the selected play, Curtain Call Talk-Backs let you grill actors on their performances, and Backstage Tours are primers on how to run a production.
