Sentence examples similar to show naming from inspiring English sources

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.

(The show's distributor, American Public Television, called it that because it did not want a show named after the magazine).

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

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

The show, named best comedy last year, is again up for the top honor, one of a total of 14 nods.

"It is so easy to become a celebrity now," adds Eugene Pack, the American creator of the show, named Celebrity Autobiography.

While he was in college, a conservative radio show named him a top young conservative of the week.

"You play a character on the show named Joan.

What began as Jim Henson's Puppet Improv eventually morphed into a show named Puppet Up! - Uncensored.