Sentence examples for show taken from inspiring English sources
Had the show taken place, they would have had hundreds more people than could be accommodated.
A screen above the band showed images of Monk rehearsing for the Town Hall show taken by the photographer W. Eugene Smith.
The middle stretches of the show, taken up with the mechanics of reproducing speech in various ways, were for me the most unrewarding in "Lipsynch".
(That show, taken from the master tapes engineered by Ms. Cantor-Jackson, has just been released by Rhino in heretofore unbeatable audio as "To Terrapin: Hartford '77").
Extra fact: the voice of the Bubble Boy is one of the various roles in the show taken by Seinfeld co-creator and later Curb Your Enthusiasm star Larry David.
Of the eight photographs in the Whitney show taken between 1966 and 1968, only two, Diane Arbus's portrait "Woman With a Veil on Fifth Avenue, NYC" and Garry Winogrand's "New York," are photographs pure and simple.
In time, the show took off.
Where is the show taking us?
A dueling show takes place at Gagosian Gallery.
The show takes place in the early 1980s.
The show took startling structural risks.
