Sentence examples for shows which can be from inspiring English sources

Their live shows, which can be raucous, include a fair number of covers.

The best such shows, which can be traced back to "My So-Called Life," give every character a say.

Now there is the possibility of made-for-cyberspace fashion shows, which can be seen in their pure and intended form forever, or manipulated as teasers on YouTube.

And for those with free afternoons, many of the bands playing official CMJ showcases have also booked unofficial free shows, which can be discovered through club listings online or by strolling through Lower East Side locales like Ludlow Street.

Marketers are striving to find nontraditional ways to reach consumers who are becoming increasingly resistant to standard methods of pitching products, like commercials, that interrupt TV shows, which can be zapped, fast-forwarded or edited out as they appear or reappear.

It is not clear whether the new Clarkson will be made available to viewers week by week – similar to Amazon's British drama Ripper Street - or in a cache of shows which can be watched back-to-back, as was the case with Transparent.

It's a restraint that carries over to the group's live show, which can be overly tidy.

The show, which can be seen in installments or as a marathon, will run at the Public from January 16 - February 2 , 2013

But the show, which can be seen at the gallery, at 1285 Avenue of the Americas (between 51st and 52nd Streets), through June 23, is also about the present.

The show, which can be an adrenaline rush, is best appreciated as a sort of overblown music video with stark lighting, billowing smoke and headache-inducing sound designs.

The Wags got front row seats at a special Ryder Cup Fashion Show, which can be seen in this Wales Online gallery.