Sentence examples for shows of classics from inspiring English sources

While extending their reach with shows of classics like Picasso and Renoir, all three of Peters' galleries retain their own specialties.

In 1971, he started his AM show of classic pop.

He records his show of classic soul music in New York exclusively for the Memphis station.

They participated in a road rally and attended a show of classic Saabs, seminars and concerts.

CNN.com covered the story along with a slide show of classic Lincoln vehicles.

In a fashion world gone haywire, the show of classic navy blazers and crisply tailored suits with coordinated ties and pocket handkerchiefs looked very sharp, indeed.

This year, he's back with an upbeat show of classic Broadway songs from the album Hooray For Love, although a version of You Don't Know What Love Is is proof of how unsentimentally moving this deceptively laidback artist continues to be.

"But wouldn't it be great," he asked, "if some people interpreted that drawing as a really wickedly clever comment on climate change or Mother Nature run amok?" Here is a slide show of classic New Yorker autumn covers: "October 4, 1930," by Rea Irvin.

"But wouldn't it be great," he asked, "if some people interpreted that drawing as a really wickedly clever comment on climate change or Mother Nature run amok?" Here is a slide show of classic New Yorker autumn covers: "One of the great things about living in the woods is that I can just watch leaves fall and never think about the fact that they've got to be bagged or raked.

ESPN already has two channels there, one of which shows reruns of classic sports events.

The cable network that got its start showing reruns of classic sitcoms is rapidly becoming the television equivalent of the Yankees Fantasy Camp or Bloomberg News — a place that puts onetime greats back to work.