Sentence examples for show powerhouse from inspiring English sources

News at Noon was first went on air during the Iraq war in March 2003, replacing the political current affairs show Powerhouse, and afterwards became a permanent fixture of the Channel 4 schedule.

The apparently shocked hosts did their best to make the one-time talk show powerhouse feel at home, offering their seats and having her put her feet up (on Michael's back).

Somehow they concluded that their fundamental program was sound, but were concerned about alienating Latinos after all the tough campaign talk about "self deportation". Influential conservatives like Washington Post pundit Charles Krauthammer and talk show powerhouse Sean Hannity publicly supported this assessment.

After all, it featured awards show powerhouses Kanye West and Paul McCartney, and Grammy voters love cross-generational collaborations (see West's "All Day," which features McCartney).

After months of speculation, NBC is about to change leadership at "Today," the morning-show powerhouse that slipped to second place this year after 16 years at the top.

Coco Rocha and Karolina Kurkova will be joining Campbell as the show's "powerhouse trio of supermodel coaches" and everyone's favorite noted fashion photographer will play host.

John Burroughs' famed show choirs — Powerhouse and Sound Sensations — brought home high honors during a competition at the Wheaton Warrenville South Classic in a suburb outside of Chicago this past Saturday.

And of course, there is the show's powerhouse character Toph Bei Fong, or the "Blind Bandit," a young blind girl in an extremely wealthy family who is the world's greatest earthbender.

Two years ago, the basic cable network unceremoniously booted Darabont from "The Walking Dead," a powerhouse show he had developed for television and for which he had served as show runner.

Success may even be more important to Darabont, who in the mob-speak of "The Godfather" films, would like to send a message to his former employers at AMC, whom he now publicly refers to as "sociopaths". Two years ago, the basic cable network unceremoniously booted Darabont from "The Walking Dead," a powerhouse show he had developed for television and for which he had served as show runner.

(I, Malvolio, his show at Brisbane Powerhouse reimagines Twelfth Night through the character's eyes).