Sentence examples for shows lead from inspiring English sources

Those shows lead into Mr. Kimmel's.

It's poetic that the same actress plays the mother of both shows' lead characters.

But the map shows "lead mines (disused)" not far away, and, down in the valley, diatomite is mined.

Rather his goal was to show that "there are ways of living that research shows lead to better outcomes".

Though still plagued by a perception among some club owners that hardcore shows lead to business-killing brawls, the movement in Connecticut has cleaned up its act in recent years.

Greydanus argues that the Oscar-winning song "Let It Go" shows lead character Elsa "celebrating her acceptance of her true identity" and essential "coming out", while her lack of interest in male suitors implies lesbianism.

By the 90s, comedians such as Roseanne Barr and Ellen DeGeneres had mainstream hit shows led by feisty, powerful women.

Radio has long understood the pull of right-wing talk shows, led by Mr Limbaugh.

Cleese's success on the Frost shows led to a small role in Interlude (1968), his first film appearance.

Inspection of the 52 structures unique to this source (column 8) shows lead-like structures that were absent from PubChem.

This is a common misconception for newcomers to probability theory, one that Lewis shows leads to disastrous results.