Sentence examples for show successful from inspiring English sources

As these past successes show, successful conservation actions can be pursued even when they have substantial economic costs.

–Why is this type of show successful?

But ultimately, Ms Ballinger added, it's word of mouth that makes a show successful.

Logic would suggest people who travel on business a lot want to get in shape, and studies show successful people are more in shape.

It is such mock-chutzpah that Mr. Wylde thinks is ultimately New Jersey -- and what will ultimately make his show successful.

Ken Davenport, a producer on and off Broadway, told me, "If you can make a show successful here and then distribute it around the world you can often make more money that way".

But there's not a whole lot of room for insightful parody in this brisk 45-minute show; successful spoofs usually rely on artful reductionism, a task that's difficult when the source material has but one dimension to begin with.

But there's not a lot of room for insightful parody in this brisk 45-minute show; successful spoofs usually rely on artful reductionism, a task that's difficult when the source material has but one dimension to begin with.

Some girls have said to me: yes, it's good, I can see myself in it, but how come none of the girls succeeds in life?" Touré adds: "People often compare it to Think Like a Man and ask why our film can't show successful black women".

In the early 1960s, That Was The Week That Was took – some say, diluted – the cabaret and savagery tactics of Peter Cook's Establishment Club and made it into a TV show successful enough to anger both Labour and Conservatives into, ultimately, killing it off, despite the fact that Lance Percival's delightful weekly calypso was hardly Lenny Bruce with a gun.

Experimental results show successful camera handoff.