Sentence examples for shows if it from inspiring English sources
NBC, at least for now, seems to be shrugging off any halo effect that "West Wing" might be having on its Wednesday night, and is not flinching from the prospect of staring down a schedule without those two shows if it means an eye-popping savings on its bottom line.
With a mass exodus of both the listeners and the stars of radio's staple programs, radio needed more than new shows if it was to survive.
Labor's apparent intention to block the same-sex marriage plebiscite bill has been bolstered by an Essential poll that shows if it is blocked a majority of voters want a free vote in parliament.
The broadcaster had already sealed a deal for The Voice Kids, a version of the show featuring eight- to 14-year-olds, and if it were to take over the adult series, it could have glut of reality entertainment shows if it were to keep both The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent.
MySpace would block only the sponsored slide shows if it could, the source said.
What this argument shows, if it is successful, is that one is not perceptually aware of ordinary objects in veridical experiences.
Still, even executives at CBS admit that they would not force a station to hold onto the show if it is absolutely hurting its business.
But only the small print will show if it lives up to its promise.
The show, if it lives up to its potential, could have the sweet, wacky-people-trying-to-do-good feel of Amy Poehler's Parks and Recreation.
The network insurgent, TV Azteca, is quicker to let its political passions show if it makes for catchy news.
