Sentence examples for shows that involved from inspiring English sources

And it was as Sam Gainsbury told me later — she produced Mr. McQueen's shows, all those shows that involved imaginative sets and the skills of choreographers and lighting designers, for he always preferred to work with people outside fashion — when she said: "You have to remember, lots of times Lee was really happy.

Young women seem most susceptible to this form of identity theft, to judge by the number who participate in reality shows that involve a scalpel and the promise of Britney Spears's chin.

Add up the shows that involve communicating with dead people or investigating how they died and you'll find that just under half of the dramas on the big-four networks are predicated, week in and week out, on death.

Usually, this is a technique used in shows that involve children, who have grown up.

"Luck," which was canceled in the middle of its first season, taught HBO executives that they don't want to commission shows that involve a large number of animals.

Any show that involves one of my companies or brands is, I would say, 80percentt my concept because I think we are both on the same page.

Research – such as David Nicol's Reap project – shows that involving students in assessment and feedback helps them understand the expectations.

"All the research shows that involving parents can only benefit the child," says the acting headteacher, Sarah Beasley.

You're feeling burned by "Lost" or "The Killing"; perhaps you're one of those people still bearing a grudge about "Twin Peaks"—you fear commitment, especially to TV shows that involve conspiracies.

Research shows that involving women is not only fair; it is good business.

"I've developed a fondness for hosting a show that involved talking with smart, talented and engaging people in every imaginable field," Mr. Baldwin said.