Sentence examples for show referred from inspiring English sources

A picture caption about the show referred incompletely to the design shown, which incorporated eyeballs into a mesh pattern.

And when one disgruntled lawyer on the show referred to the perpetrator as a "wannabe" police officer, that did it.

And so we return to the central question: why is this television show referred to by so many literate viewers as a novel?

An article last Sunday about the television series "That 70's Show" referred imprecisely to the war record of the character Red.

An article last Sunday about the underground film "Peep Show" referred imprecisely to the affiliation of a symposium on orphan, or nonmainstream, films whose founder was quoted.

A theater review on Saturday about "The Memory Show" referred imprecisely to the Manhattan theater where the musical is being performed.

Everything in this show refers to the bubble boy, more or less directly.

"Something very loose," Black Thought said early in Thursday's inaugural Highline show, referring to the evening's structure.

He also names "The A-Team"; Jonathan E. Steinberg, the producer who developed the show, refers to 1980s action movies.

Tweets about the show refer to "gypos" and "pikeys", and feature comments about theft and benefits, and jibes at the girls' outfits.

The title of this brainy but incoherent show refers to the space between lines of printed text; most of the nine artists deal in words.