Sentence examples for sponsored a show from inspiring English sources

Nextel, which sponsored a show on CBS presenting videotape of the attacks on the World Trade Center, will sponsor a repeat broadcast of the show on Sept. 11.

Wearing no makeup, with leggings and sneakers and a tweed hat that carefully concealed her crash helmet, she looked totally inconspicuous, hardly the celebrated artist whose fans include Lady Gaga; Elton John, who collects her work; and Madonna, who sponsored a show of Ms. Sherman's "Untitled Film Stills," at the Museum of Modern Art in 1997.

In nearby Simi Valley, Calif., Mr. Reagan's presidential library sponsored a show of 90 vintage American automobiles on Sunday and today hung a 90-foot birthday card to be signed by visitors, who will be offered free birthday cake on Tuesday, said Olga Badilla, a spokeswoman for the library foundation.

This association, which sponsored a show every year, championed the work of Belgian and French Neoimpressionists.

"Who'd sponsor a show like that?" "The government should sponsor it," Pascal said.

The show confirmed the position of TopShop — which sponsors a show space for young British designers — as living up to its "Unique" name.

That ended when the cost of sponsoring a show became too prohibitive for a single company and commercials started to be sold one at a time to a variety of advertisers.

Friendly doesn't quite understand the attitude of the big corporations toward sponsoring documentaries, "One of these advertisers will come in and say he can't sponsor a show that deals with the problem of segregation, or a show on the crisis in Algeria, or a show on radioactive fallout, because he can't risk having his corporate image hurt by controversial subject matter.

Afraid of having their products associated with anything "un-American," sponsors would often respond by either firing the suspect from the show they were producing or, if they were sponsoring a show produced by the network, asking the network to do so.

Hong Nam Soon, a lawyer and a Kim Dae Jung associate, said the Government had rescheduled a popular professional baseball game for Sunday afternoon, for which it will offer free admission, give away door prizes and sponsor a show featuring well-known entertainers.

Gajwani explained further that unlike traditional TV and even YouTube, the Times Internet-MX Player service will offer different options for advertisers who "work with content creators to create stuff, sponsor a show, or find various different ways to reach scale".