Sentence examples for show upbeat from inspiring English sources

Born Benjamin Orzechowski in Cleveland, Mr. Orr dropped out of high school to lead a regional rock band, the Grasshoppers, and perform on a television music show, "Upbeat".

A couple of hundred?" Joel Cheatwood, a senior vice president of development for Fox News and the executive in charge of the show, thinks it's silly to suggest that the American viewing public's romance with Mr. Beck is on the wane — he's trouncing his competition — but says that keeping the show upbeat is something he discusses with Mr. Beck.

This characterization works beautifully with the show's upbeat score and lyrics by the children's pop star Laurie Berkner.

On opening night, the audience at the Harlem theater seemed to justify the show's upbeat ending.

The show's upbeat pragmatism is inspired by a somewhat unlikely source: the English historian Arnold Toynbee, who died in 1975.

Because her hourlong show is upbeat and inspirational, two traits that appeal to daytime's core female audience, according to the studies, which TV executives rely on as they make decisions.

But the simpatico team of Mr. Lindelof and Mr. Cuse, who joined early in the first season to help oversee the show, appeared upbeat despite a week of little sleep.

Mr. Aguirre-Sacasa has been working with one of the two original script writers, Glen Berger, to make the show more upbeat and expand its love story; the other original writer, and the show's first director, Julie Taymor, was fired last month so the producers could bring in the new team.

Show your upbeat personality.

Every Administration wants to show an upbeat future, so if anything these numbers are optimistic.

And the expectations index, showing how upbeat people were about the future, also posted a strong rise - to 82.4 from 74.3.