Sentence examples for show tied from inspiring English sources
And the third portion of the "Football Night in America" pregame show tied for 22nd.
L. Hughley Breaks the News" was billed as a Saturday night talk show tied to the week's news.
One weekend last month Ms. Gosselin recorded a test episode of a syndicated talk show tied to Momlogic.com, the Warner Brothers-owned Web site, alongside the Food Network host Paula Deen, the author Lee Woodruff and other potential co-hosts.
Earlier this summer, Los Angeles city council agreed to a plan to sponsor a loan of US$30m£18m8m) to retrofit the Kodak theatre – the venue used for the Oscars ceremony – for a new Cirque show tied to Hollywood's history.
It was, in fact, Hannah's favorite part of the exhibit, a fast-moving sound-and-light show tied together by a live narrator who, when he declared that the future of the American experiment "depends on you... and you... and you," had the uncanny ability to make direct eye contact with many people at once.
One buyer that didn't need convincing was videogame giant Electronic Arts: When executives at subsidiary BioWare heard Day was looking to produce her first follow-up to The Guild, they approached her with a pitch for a show tied into their Dragon Age franchise, paying an undisclosed amount to fund its production and own the intellectual property.
If two Masters appearances, showing tied second and a first, do not provide impetus then nothing will.
And in a third set of images, two men are shown tied to crosses in a public square, their faces covered with masks.
On Oct. 10, Discovery Communications and Hasbro introduced the Hub, stocked with shows tied to Hasbro toy lines like Transformers, My Little Pony and G.I. Joe.
Emma Cook was shown tied to a tree with bite marks.
This app aims to avoid that, pulling together live sessions and playlists from presenters and shows, tying in with Spotify, Deezer and YouTube as well.
