Sentence examples for show ride from inspiring English sources

The musician is David Byrne, whom I interviewed at the Brixton Ritzy cinema last week after a showing of his new film of a live show, Ride, Rise, Roar.

Mr. Armstrong, who stepped into the "American Idiot" cast briefly last fall and jolted the box office, has now returned to the role of St. Jimmy through Feb. 27 (though he will be out for some performances), helping the show ride out the two traditionally slowest-selling months of the year.

A cushion of air protects you from the hard bumps, while the centrifugal force pins your body to the ball in the manner of a gravity-defying show ride.

"When it makes sense, we'll also show ride service availability when viewing the map in walking and transit directions, and multiple ride services options for each provider — where they exist," Flier notes.

Limón's big solo caused one boy to exclaim, "Ugh!" Yet the show rides these flaws.

Turner (1775-1851) rode the cusp of art history as if it were a great wave crashing through one of his seascapes, and this show rides it with him.

But she had also kept the show riding high since stepping in to run it — to save it — during the 2007-8 writerstrikeike.

Mr. Meehan, whose last smash hit, "Annie," was in 1977, recalls how that show "rode the zeitgeist, that brief resurgence of hope as Carter became president".

The show rode the zeitgeist of obstacle competitions like Tough Mudder and Spartan Race, as well as America's general obsession with the fitness lifestyle.

"Will & Grace" and "That 70's Show" rode into the televised sunset on Thursday, and though their ratings have withered in recent years, both shows drew significant audiences to their finales.

"Look, the fame rocket is only on the upward trajectory for a limited time," he said in an interview a few days after the show, riding in the back of a car between television shoots in the Philadelphia suburbs.