Sentence examples for shows of a from inspiring English sources

No shows of a contemporary designer are currently on the schedule.

At the time, Mr. Carter had fully completed 9 shows of a 13-show order.

But "Witches" and "Oklahoma!," while ambitious, are clearly shows of a different order from his earlier extravaganzas in which chandeliers crash, helicopters land, barricades revolve and tires rise.

(Sisario) MORRISSEY (Tonight through Sunday) Here it is: The last three shows of a five-night run by Mr. Ennui, making up for a string of summer cancellations.

Many shows of a generation ago are now streamed on the Web free, creating an online and on-demand archive of TV.

It needed to reflect and stimulate the diversity of the UK, should cover a range of subjects, including science and international affairs, and was required to make shows of a "consistently innovative and risk-taking character".

Last show of a month's tour.

Arranging the rooms thematically deprives the show of a narrative.

Repeating the success of the solo-plus shows of a year ago, where Cave played selections from his sedate piano ballads and more rousing numbers, Cave and Co embark on a week of intimate gigs.

"She shows more of a personal touch".

Was it a show of support or a slight?