Sentence examples similar to show subtitle from inspiring English sources

And thus began what Mr. Robinson calls his Fifth Avenue Show, subtitled "Free as long as you pay the $1.50".

On Friday night it moves out of the radio and into the television for a year-end show subtitled "A Royal Pain in the News".

And her show, subtitled "One Woman's Midlife Crisis in the Last Year of the 20th Century," describes her downward spiral in the aftermath of several AIDS deaths among her loved ones, including her brother.

Divided between probing studies of people and frequently effective essays on architectural form, this nine-photographer show, subtitled "People and Places," breaks no new ground, but it does have its rewarding moments.

The show, subtitled "Modernity's Forbidden Side," was based on a premise as old as the Enlightenment itself: modernity, seen as an empire of reason, is accompanied by its shadow, a realm of political and aesthetic nightmares, from the fantastical visions of Henry Fuseli and Goya to the mass-produced infernos of Hitler and Stalin.

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In the show, subtitles are used as characters speak their native language.

Redux allows users to grab streams of TV and radio programmes, or interact with shows, subtitling feeds and other forms of data associated with programmes.

Still, this could be a tough job since many networks have to have the shows subtitled or dubbed.

The show's subtitle, "Choices," reinforces this sense of control.

The show's subtitle is apt: between Surrealism and abstraction.