Sentence examples for suggested a show from inspiring English sources
It was Poots who first suggested a show for children.
I suggested a show presenting my civilisation alongside objects I would select from the museum collection.
His wife suggested a show in which contestants are given the answer and must come up with a question.
Gary Carrion-Murayari, another curator at the museum, agreed to oversee Ms. Djurberg's elaborate installation there but also suggested a show of his own: a solo exhibition by the British sculptor Phyllida Barlow that he regarded as long overdue.
He has long felt spoken word doesn't get enough play on the radio, so when XFM suggested a show, it was the opportunity to broadcast such work, as well as hip-hop more esoteric than Kanye and Jay-Z, that appealed – despite the fact that he's never particularly wanted to be a broadcaster.
Last year Mr. Fan of the National Art Museum of China suggested a show of 20th-century Chinese art that the Chinese would have paid for at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, said Maxwell K. Hearn, the Metropolitan's chief curator of Asian art.
Evans's grey temples and the seriousness with which he conducts rehearsals suggest a show matured.
The word "dramedy" is a huge red flag, suggesting a show that doesn't know what it wants to be.
Penned by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann in New York in the mid-90s, Urinetown is, as the name suggests, a show about weeing.
Overly-active, urgent parenting suggests a show of little faith in our children's innate tendencies to thrive, to be and become competent and resilient.
We weren't around today, but if for some reason you've been hanging around a computer, may we suggest a show benefiting what's going to be a superior free all-comics newspaper that Desert Island's putting out?
