Sentence examples for shows are drawn from inspiring English sources

Shows are drawn from major networks like NHK in Japan or the BBC.

In his review, Crain cites three "expository sentences" from my book which, he rightly shows, are drawn from other sources: Fred Anderson's "Crucible of War"; James Axtell's "Natives and Newcomers"; and Richard White's "Middle Ground".

Because the ITV regulators developed a rash at the sight of cash, shows were drawn to giving away items whose worth could be disguised.

The complex torture techniques Three Kings shows were drawn from actual photographs and the testimony of US and British prisoners of war.

The network has less than a week to set its fall prime-time schedule, and every prospective list of shows being drawn up this week includes one Thursday night headed by "Friends" and another in which that sitcom has gone away.

Most of the 400 works in the show are drawn from Mr. Ginzburg's collection.

More than a dozen books followed, each focused on different parts of urban and rural India; the images in this show are drawn from them.

The items in the show are drawn from the archives of the Raymond Danowski Poetry Library at Emory University in Atlanta, where the exhibition's curator, Kevin Young, is professor of creative writing and English.

The results shown are drawn from a three-year study and are compared with other undergraduate subjects.

At the height of his fame in the 1950s, Caesar was making more than $1m a year and Your Show of Shows was drawing audiences of up to 25 million.

On the one hand, he faces rising protests in Papua by an alienated and increasingly organized independence movement that, as the Australian asylum decision shows, is drawing greater international support.