Sentence examples for shows stands from inspiring English sources

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

The chef-owner Naomi Pomeroy, who has graced her share of national magazine covers and food TV shows, stands strong on no substitutions, with diverse dishes from fried bone marrow and spring herb salad with buffalo roast and hedgehog mushrooms to foie gras bon bons and black garlic-and-breadcrumb-stuffed rabbit.

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

The centre's four halls will also stage Broadway theatre shows, stand-up comedy and contemporary dance.

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.

The shows stand on either side of Once, the musical that was a favorite of mine from last season.

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Jeff Peisch, vice president of entertainment programming and marketing for StarVista, said he was "blown away by how well the shows stand up".

In survey type shows : Stand up.

The Met's show stands on its own but resonates with the one at the Studio Museum.