Sentence examples for shows to draw from inspiring English sources

It was one of the earliest Broadway shows to draw its drama from the lives of working people.

The "SNL" special (with a total audience of 5.1 million) and "The Office" (4.3 million) were the only NBC shows to draw over four million viewers.

Yet it's not fun to watch, either: it's too late in the life cycle of these shows to draw amusement from gawking for gawking's sake.

They're expecting the show to draw a lot of people, who might get confused about where to go".

Mr. Barrett said he expected the bluegrass show to draw an audience different from that of the previous concert, the opening-night gala, "Americans in Paris".

But it can put on a flashy show to draw as many people as possible into its ranks in a bid to make fear of the outside world a mainstream preoccupation.

"Earl" is the most popular new comedy of the season, and "Chris" is seen as a potential crossover hit meaning that it would be UPN's first black-oriented show to draw a significant number of white viewers.

"Earl" is the most popular new comedy of the season, and "Chris" is seen as a potential crossover hit — meaning that it would be UPN's first black-oriented show to draw a significant number of white viewers.

The first show to draw on the Mellon money was "The Burnt Part Boys," which ran at Playwrights in 2010 after development at its regional partner, New York Stage & Film, and at New York's Vineyard Theater.

This reflects a common everyday definition that students have been shown to draw upon when thinking about fitness (Anderson et al. 2002), as well their tendency to attribute human-like deliberate acts to animals (e.g. Ferrari and Chi 1998).

In other words, this wasn't just a "mock" election or a show to draw federal support for voting rights.