Sentence examples for show totally from inspiring English sources

One show, Totally Brighton, showcases local artists and bands.

It was a show totally in keeping with the designer's aesthetic and should please fans.

W. Kamau Bell isn't doing anything structurally fresh on his new talk show, "Totally Biased," which airs on the cable network FX.

Hunt also admitted she was disappointed in Graham Norton's new entertainment show, Totally Saturday, which has been a flop in the ratings.

Norton joined the corporation from Channel 4 in a golden handcuffs deal in 2005 reportedly worth £7.5m, but his last BBC1 show, Totally Saturday, flopped.

(The "Harlem Shake" video done by the staff of the liberal political-comedy show "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell" winkingly concludes with someone doing the actual Harlem Shake).

On account of a showing totally lacking in invention and drive, Hibs must make a journey to Somerset Park for a replay.

John Woolrich's Falling Down was composed for the CBS Os contra-bassoonist Margaret Cookhorn; it's an unlikely concertante piece, predicontra-bassoonistand slithtly gruff, but, as Cookhorn showed, totally convincing on its own terms.

BAD VIBES FROM ROCK -- The director of the Hermitage Museum lashed out yesterday against events like the Paul McCartney concert on Sunday in St .Petersburg, Russia, contending that the noise was damaging to its priceless paintings and calling such shows "totally unacceptable".

Fabrizio Benedetti, who works on the placebo effect at Turin Medical School, said: "In 2003 we showed totally unconscious placebo responses for hormone secretion, but with the present study we now know that an unconscious mechanism holds true for pain as well.

Sulfur shows totally opposite faces in environmental and energy issues.