Sentence examples for show tick from inspiring English sources
"Maria understood what makes the show tick".
And it also gets to the heart of what makes the show tick.
This is a sharp-clawed, incisive account of how nearly three decades' worth of comic talent has emerged from a single television show, and of exactly what makes the show tick.
One of the main things that makes this show tick is the fact that we are having so much fun.
Mr. McIntyre, a Bostonian, who was in the Off Broadway show "Tick, Tick... Boom!," took over the role of the heartthrob prince Fiyero in "Wicked" last Tuesday.
That Larson was essentially a musical theater songwriter was abundantly clear with the vibrant production at the Jane Street Theater of his autobiographical show "Tick, Tick... Boom!" last year.
Just as her records cleave to reliable templates – Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, European trance-pop – her show ticks some familiar boxes.
Emporio Armani's morning show ticked all the designer's boxes - with strong tailoring, a largely monochrome palatte and evening dresses, often in black velvet, that had an easy elegance.
A solid, empathetic team player who gave her all to the job (prior to becoming disillusioned in later seasons), June may not have been the flashiest copper at Sun Hill, but she was the backbone of the force, keeping the whole show ticking over while rarely raising her voice.
Another stand-out collection on Monday came from Christopher Kane, whose show ticked every box of modernity and creativity, from the setting in London's high-rise financial district, through a sporty feel for the 2012 London Olympics to extraordinary "sticker" flower patterns.
The excitement I felt as the hours before the show ticked by was the same.
