Sentence examples for shows stand from inspiring English sources

As a result their shows stand out as being decidedly unglam and street-focused.

Sweet music at the Almeida Two shows stand out in the Almeida's 2009 lineup, which was announced earlier this week.

You would think the subversive point of view that makes these shows stand out from standard histories would actually be their selling point for today's audiences.

With the Scotsman running hundreds of reviews throughout August, it had to find a way to make certain shows stand out amid the newsprint.

Both shows stand a better than reasonable chance of emerging as successful, said Mr. Sternberg, who named "The District" as one of the year's likely hits.

I'm sure the producers do spend hours in the edit; but their shows stand or fall on the capacity of their chosen conqueror to lord it over their victim, not the nuance of their observations.

The entrepreneurial, scrappy style of Revision3's shows stands in contrast to the slickly produced programs on cable channels like Discovery.

The plots themselves make the show stand apart from its peers.

Ultimately what makes the show stand apart is its faith in humanity.

This is well-worn territory by now for PBS and others, but two things make this show stand out.

Not only does the star of the show stand a massive six metres tall, but the budget reportedly tops $30 million.