Sentence examples for shows from which from inspiring English sources

Like the other cast members, Mr. Domingo did research and watched clips from minstrel shows, from which he occasionally borrowed.

Now it is up to the composers and their collaborators to deliver the shows from which she can spin her magic.

This refutes his unwarranted accusation that the nominators may be forced to nominate shows from which the producers must select material in order to satisfy sponsors.

In his live shows, from which many excerpts are included, he tells the histories of the standards he performs, often providing additional lyrics that no one has heard.

A video running on a small DVD player shows individual people standing uncertainly on the flamboyant sets of television game shows from which all others present have been erased.

The piece that resulted, which began with a simple gesture — tossing a letter from the feminist critic and curator Lucy Lippard onto a stack of unanswered mail — eventually escalated to the point that Lozano refused to greet or take phone calls from female acquaintances and insisted on having (male) guards at her shows, from which she tried to deny women access, Ms. Heiss said.

It's not the only Ontroerend show from which punters take something away – or rather, are giving something.

Mr. Carrey quickly retreated into conventional likability ("The Truman Show") from which he has only recently begun to emerge.

(The unlikely podcast god is the presenter and lifeblood of This American Life, the excellent show from which Serial sprung).

There used to be a popular TV show called The Clothes Show, from which was spun a fee-paying annual event that exploited the popularity of the programme.

Is it fair to compare the new CBS series "NCIS: Los Angeles" with the show from which it was spun off, "NCIS"?