Sentence examples for show spell from inspiring English sources

Monologues that open and close the show spell out the religious critique too baldly.

Simon Cowell may be leaving the show, spelling its doom.

The show spelled it out: people get hung up on phony sex scandals and ignore the real problem of violence.

Although this sense of fleeting loveliness was not quite as powerful this season, it was still a beautiful show spelling out the spirit of rare designer.

(And, as so many cable dramas do, the show spells things out in song lyrics. It was not strictly necessary to play the song "Jeopardy" when one character's love was in jeopardy).

The United States did show spells that suggest they will not be easy to beat in this tournament.

If ABC Family executives had known their new game show "Spell-Mageddon" would be premiering in the social media vacuum left by "Sharknado," they might have considered throwing a few piranhas into the mix.

So, will a weak showing spell the end for Santorum?

A weak showing spells potential doom, given the viral capability of the infinite number of bloggers who descend on Comic-Con, like 49ers to the gold rush (and to whom William Shatner famously urged, "Get a life," in a Saturday Night Live sketch years back).

Pornstache may not have been to your taste -- used as judiciously as he was in Season 2, I found him ridiculous in all the right ways -- but if he wasn't your cup of entertaining tea, something else in this richly detailed universe would likely allow you to fall under the show's spell.

"We want to wink at the idea of a peep show without spelling it out".