Sentence examples for shows premises from inspiring English sources

It was almost as if they were staging their shows' premises for elementary school children.

The shows' premises raised sci-fi fans' hopes but then the dramas' indecisive executions dashed them, and though we geeky folk are hardy (we have to be), we do have limits.

We've really only seen the genre as components of shows premised around time travel or dimensional travel (or both).

Raymond had started buying up huge swathes of Soho during the 1970s after a crackdown on unlicensed sex shops and peep-show premises by the Obscene Publications Squad.

It's like watching a rapid-fire game show premised on calling out archaeological bluff.

It's hard to think of a duller reality show premise, and this proved to be the longest hour of television I've seen in months.

–Based on the changes you observe, what type of show (premise and characters) in this genre might likely be popular in five years?

Later this afternoon, Gyles is recording Room 101 with Frank Skinner, surely one of the looniest mismatches in television history: how could a show premised on negativity accommodate a man so determined to advocate the power of positive thinking?

Judging by the half-hour sneak preview on NBC on Sunday, this show, too, is funny, despite a cheesy game show premise that might make even Bob Eubanks, longtime host of "The Newlywed Game," wince.

Shows with Premises That Sound Like They're from Another Era: 5 Guys With Kids--They should just call it Three Men and Three Babies.

Characters surrounding Bauer did occasionally argue with the show's premises.