Sentence examples for show to break from inspiring English sources

So: a reduced, low-concept show, to break slowly into shape again?

It's OK, That's Love could be the show to break through.

This may simply be an astute reading of the current television moment, in which a glut of programming has made it harder for a show to break through.

In reality, as the discussions I had on my journey show, to break Britain down into four constituent parts is hopelessly simplistic.

It's an unavoidably square device that recalls PBS documentaries — you half expect the 90-minute show to break for a pledge drive: "If you're enjoying these oldies but goodies, give now!" — but the sometimes canned storytelling gets the job done, setting the scene for those unfamiliar with Phillips's central role in the careers of the main characters.

"When audiences for successful series on networks are a little bit smaller, getting onto another platform and exposing a show to other viewers brings new people to the original broadcasts," Mr. Newman said, adding later, "With all the choices people have now, it just takes longer for a show to break through".

A crowded media marketplace has made it increasingly difficult for new shows to break through.

Internal wires in the lead have been shown to break through the protective outer coating and cause unintended shocks in some patients.

As in most areas of mass attention, there is a wide gap in audience between the most popular programmes and the rest, making it hard for new shows to break out.

It has no known allergens or toxins, and the new proteins produced by the rice have been shown to break down quickly in simulated gastric fluid, as required by World Health Organization guidelines.

For example, rooting has been shown to break streaming in some cases.