Sentence examples for shows sent from inspiring English sources
Larger shows sent an "advance car," which, as its name implies, provided advance publicity for a circus by arriving in town two or three weeks before show day.
On paper, rookie sketch trio Massive Dad's material – spoof musicals, cod-corporate speak, TV chat shows sent up – isn't blazing new trails.
Deadpan, awkward and perfectly timed, this anti-chat show provides blessed meta-relief from the tide of men-behind-desk shows (sent up excellently by Amy Schumer), as well as existing in its own right as a petri dish of sketches and characters.
"One of the news magazine shows sent people from New York to talk to me, but when I didn't act crazy or jump up and down and become a madman for the story, they didn't believe me, and said there is no story, which was fine," said Walker, who owns a food distribution business.
At the beginning of the month, some of New York Fashion Week's top shows sent models down the runway sporting the elusive "no makeup" look.
Mexican soap operas and French talk shows send a more defeatist message: Get out of Haiti.
(Yes, "reality" shows send out casting calls to talent agents and casting web sites).
Even out there, you'll find me at Starbucks on the phone booking shows, sending out emails, or editing music videos and album artwork.
Disappointed fans of the show sent Mr Bleasby their support over Twitter.
But the charming show sent out by Antonio Marras was about time travel in France.
In December, the parent of a child who was recruited for the quiz show sent a letter to the commission.
