Sentence examples for show named from inspiring English sources

He even has a show named after him.

"I don't know what you did wrong," said a caller to Mr. Justice's show named John.

Thursdays will remain reality-centric with "Hell's Kitchen" and a new show named "Secret Millionaire".

In 1961, she became a television character — not a cartoon — on a show named for her.

The reporter, and a writer from the show named Brown, talked with Michael.

Some people in America may not know that a show named "Smash" is having its premiere on NBC Monday night.

Problems with "The Michael Richards Show," named for a former "Seinfeld" star, were reported this summer, when the pilot episode for NBC was retooled.

Founded in 1877, the Westminster Dog Show named after the Manhattan hotel where the club's founders used to meet is the second-longest-continuously-running sporting events in the U.S., after the Kentucky Derby.

A new show named after a quote from Arthur C. Clarke— seeks to demystify the sciences with Distinguishable from Magic, which showcases the experimental artworks of an organisation called SciArt.

A new show named after a quote from Arthur C. Clarke— seeks to demystify the sciences with Distinguishable from Magic, which showcases the experimental artworks of an organization called SciArt.

I inquired about the show named Cratedigger due to its vinyl-hunting theme and, after mentioning I was a journalist, he agreed to let me come inside for an early preview.