Sentence examples for shows with which from inspiring English sources

Pier Silvio Berlusconi's reported intervention is a far cry from the flesh-and-glitter variety shows with which Berlusconi's father broke into the closed world of Italian television in 1980s.

That's not just down to the contents of her solo album, recorded under the name Fever Ray, or the extraordinary live shows with which she has promoted it – although it has to be said, neither help much.

(Cotter) 'Don't Quit Your Day Job' (closes on Friday) Among the summer group shows with which art dealers annually break the monthly grind of solo and dual exhibitions, this one achieves an unusual combination of self-conscious modesty and poignancy.

Through Oct. 26   Dominique Lévy 909 Madison Avenue Through Nov. 16 There are several ways to describe the frisson between the shows with which Galerie Perrotin, of Paris, and Dominique Lévy have inaugurated their galleries, in a former bank.

(Johnson) Galleries: Chelsea Doon't Quit Your Day Job' (through Aug. 19) Among the summer group shows with which art dealers annually break the monthly grind of solo and dual exhibitions, this one achieves an unusual combination of self-conscious modesty and poignancy.

"The Shadow," "The Lone Ranger" - these were radio shows with which baby boomers grew up before there was a TV in every household with plenty of shows for kids, teens and adults.

"Marie Christine," the show with which Mr. LaChiusa kept his promise, opened and closed this season.

Dunham said she "loved" that show, with which "Girls," though quite different, will invariably be compared.

Not surprising, perhaps, that it's become a show with which adventurous directors change their theatrical landscape.

An Inspector Calls, the show with which he made his name was a scintillating recasting of a conventional thriller.

One of the biggest offenders in this regard is "24," the show with which Fox wants us to associate "Human Target".