Sentence examples for special of the same from inspiring English sources

The next day her publicist phoned to tell her she had been nominated for a Grammy Award for best comedy album for "Dirty Girl Warner Brothers Recordsds), a CD taken from her Comedy Central special of the same name.

"America on Wheels," published as a companion to a three-hour PBS special of the same name, is more of a sociological story: how the horseless carriage changed the character of the country as it metamorphosed from the Age of Cleveland to the Age of Clinton.

He spoofed his own persona in comedy Galaxy Quest (2000), in which he plays a Shakespearian-trained actor who has found fame as a Spock-style alien in a long-running sci-fi series and in Victoria Wood's Christmas special of the same year, as an upright colonel at the Battle of Waterloo.

The new series follows a three-part special of the same name that aired in December.

Beyoncé's sixth studio album, "Lemonade," dropped on Tidal Saturday night during her HBO special of the same name. .

Lee produced the number one box office hit Gridiron Gang, starring Dwayne Johnson, for Sony Pictures, based on his Emmy Award-winning documentary special of the same title.

In Canada, which also aired the episode as the second hour of a two-episode special on the same day as its American premiere, viewership rose significantly, by over 16% to 1.56 million viewers from the 1.34 million viewers for the first hour.

Directed by Stan Lathan with a keen ear -- and, almost as important, eye -- for flow and variety, "Def Poetry" is descended from the HBO television specials of the same title.

"I thought we had a special relationship," he said, only to realize that there were 500 special relationships of the same kind.

Mr. Starr, who is not related to the special prosecutor of the same name who investigated President Bill Clinton, seemed eager to leave behind his more mundane existence paying bills, mailing checks and preparing taxes for celebrity clients, aiming to join the exclusive world he served.

Pioneers to the Past: American Archaeologists in the Middle East, 1919 1920, the catalogue of the Oriental Institute special exhibit of the same name, highlights the interconnected stories of an important figure in intellectual history — James Henry Breasted — and the beginnings of American scientific archaeology in the Near East at a crucial turning point in world history.