Sentence examples for show shaped from inspiring English sources

But take away all that styling and the show shaped up to be rather reserved for the designer.

Just months ago, "The Osbournes" on MTV seemed to reinvent the genre by creating a reality show shaped as a sitcom, featuring a sharp-witted and outrageous family.

In a way, the radio show shaped his career, Mr. Brand said during an interview at the house in Great Neck where he and his wife, Karen, a lawyer, have lived for 34 years.

The festival, held in conjunction with the museum's show "Shaped by the Wind: Kites," will also offer a taiko drum performance, a catch-the-kite's-tail contest and indoor workshops.

Cowboy Bebop was a show shaped by the culture and the challenges of the 20th century.

This love of imitation, Muhlstein shows, shaped nearly every facet of his novel, from major themes to dialogue.

The first network to show it, NBC, decided that they didn't really want an authentic, gritty look at the LAPD once they'd seen just how gritty and authentic it was; in stepped TNT, where it's now heading for a third series: good news if there's a gritty, authentic cop show-shaped hole in your life.

Psychologists are studying the ways novels and TV shows shape our politics and our morality.

But there are no party games here, nor anything else to give the show shape.

Yet winds and currents, as he helps to show, shape environments and lace the world with routes of contact.

The determined values of circularity in the perpendicular and oblique perspective clearly show shape anisotropy of the nanoplates.