Sentence examples for shows of which from inspiring English sources
"ROLE EXCHANGE" Sean Kelly is mounting more near-museum-quality shows, of which this photography exhibition is the latest.
Mr. Gartman's search for art by musicians proved so fruitful that he has enough material for several shows, of which this is the first.
She appeared on many shows, of which the News Quiz, Just a Minute and her own series, Linda Smith's A Brief History of Timewasting, are best known.
Mr. Tourbin has appeared in the chorus of the Kennedy Center's Sondheim Celebration, a summer of Stephen Sondheim shows of which this class was an informal part.
But the main draw was, of course, the catwalk shows, of which there will be almost 70 over the next five days.
A day later, she corrected herself – she had not received £500,000 for this series, but she had received £500,000 over two years for 20 shows, of which three were in the high street series.
Vinod Jumnoodoo, director at another local firm, JSP Law Ltd, suspects this has contributed to a rising number of "no-shows" – of which there were four in court three when the Guardian visited on Thursday.
51 garments were shown of which 18 were old ones.
There are also scripts from his early TV attempts, for example the 1956 second series of the not terribly successful The Tony Hancock Show, of which no recordings exist.
Their dog show — of which the agility trial is an adjunct member, at best — explicitly excludes mixed-breed dogs, or any dog without pedigree.
A petition against the show has already managed some 34,000 signatures, calling for the show, of which not a single episode has yet been made, to be cancelled.
