Sentence examples for shows of both from inspiring English sources

A factor common to most of the shows of both the first and second golden ages of TV is that they played out over multiple episodes or series.

It's extremely unusual to find an exhibition curator who has done fantastic cutting-edge contemporary art but also arranged brilliant historical shows of both European and non-western art," he said.

But this time they're doing pastiches of music from television variety shows — of both the Mitch Miller and Dean Martin kinds — a form that is dangerously close to lounge and elevator music.

The obtained results show effects of both the level of expertise and the task.

(Asia Society had a show of both in 1986).

Yet all three said that playing multiple characters in the show, of both sexes, proved useful to casting directors.

Prom attendance became, as well as a big night out, a show of both school and American spirit.

The students did these drills, presumably as a show of both power and togetherness, at initiation ceremonies.

He has produced a show of both manipulated and straight photographs, "Wild Thing," which can be seen from June 10 through 29 at the Mamaroneck Artists Guildd in Larchmont.

Further conventions, well established by the 4th dynasty, included the showing of both hands and feet, right and left, without distinction.

And they all continue to produce characterful work today, as attested by the inclusion, in the Hunter show, of both vintage and recent paintings.