Sentence examples for shows introducing from inspiring English sources

He added: "Past experience shows introducing adults doesn't work.

Klossy, Karlie Kloss's new YouTube channel, has simpler aims – it will take you backstage at catwalk shows, introducing fans to the "normal" parts of her life.

As he did in September in the shows introducing that record, Mr. Feinstein threw off the mantle of goody-good piano bar crooner to strut his assiduously cultivated abilities as a swinging big-band lounge singer hurling romantic aggression into the air.

(Schwendener) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (closes on Sunday) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a dynamite group exhibition called "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

(Cotter) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (through March 10) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a dynamite group exhibition called "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

(Smith) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (through March 10) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened the dynamite group exhibition "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

Many such shows introduced in the past year have flopped.

Note how the shows introduce characters and use sound effects to help tell a story.

The shows introduced last fall, like the drama "Shark," have shown no signs yet of emerging as the new "CSI".

Of all the competition shows introduced during this period, however, the most successful was American Idol (Fox, begun 2002).

"I spent a lot of time trying to get her into shows, introduce her to people," Mr. Schuman said.