Sentence examples for show to know from inspiring English sources

In a quieter aside, he grumbled, "It's like some critics, they don't even need to go to the show to know they're going to hate it".

You don't have to be a fan of the television show to know that this makes for an extremely unpleasant work environment.

"I just want the politicians and the people who watch our show to know that this is a place where the buck honestly stops," said Bill Maher, the no-nonsense host of "Politically Incorrect," ABC's freewheeling after-hours talkfest.

It helps, here and elsewhere in the show, to know that the Urdu language is becoming extinct in India and that Urdu poetry, as the scholar Aamir R. Mufti writes in the catalog, is "obsessively concerned with experiences of loss and disappointment".

I'm not speaking out of turn; I've watched enough E! re-reruns of The Girls Next Door TV show to know it's a big day in Playboy-bunnyland when Candy-Sue bounces bra-less on a mini-trampoline while Bambi-Jo weeps as one of her hair-extensions, freshly harvested from a some Latvian cleaner's scalp, is clogging the U-bend.

You only need to look at the names on show to know it will be a terrific series.

By now there have been enough half-time shows to know exactly what works and what doesn't.

But I've experienced enough of these shows to know that they're not merely singing competitions.

After all, there are laws against it, and haven't we seen enough movies and TV shows to know that rapists are the bad guys?

No western blots are shown to know how much of myosin II is depleted.

(The new show, "Need to Know," begins next Friday).