Sentence examples for show wanting from inspiring English sources
Wiley tweeted the show wanting to make an appearance; Skepta and Kano came on together.
They had all gone to Club Fab, a local dance spot, and found the drag show wanting.
No one goes to a show wanting to hear a digitized soundtrack -- one expects sounds from real musical instruments played by live artists.
So one spends the show wanting to shout out the adage that has been scrawled on countless high school essays: "Show, don't tell!" High school, maybe, is where "Just as If" belongs.
She played with ten thousand dollars of his money, won twenty-five thousand, stuffed it in her bra, went onstage, and, after the show, wanting no part of that money, gave it to Siegel personally.
When I interviewed him this summer, Lindelof was quick to stress that, "if you come into this show wanting to know where these people went and why, then you're not going to like it [because] that's not the show we wrote".
Newspapers, magazines, even the Phil Donohue show wants her.
Most South Carolinians, surveys show, want the flag removed.
As it turns out, the show wants to have it both ways, or every which way.
Every show wants the opening spot, considered a priceless (and free) bit of advertising.
"She's an actress everyone in the show wants to play scenes with".
