Sentence examples for think of shows from inspiring English sources

"When they think of shows filmed in Texas, they usually don't think that's going to be a smart, intelligent, upscale drama," Mr. Bark said.

When I think of my happiest moments at the theatre, I think of shows like "Guys & Dolls," an indestructible force of euphoria so effective you might as well be snorting it.

One doesn't usually think of shows in terms of fragrances or flavours, but this one is all scented roses and raspberry ripple: a sweet and heady array of blossoms and plants, a meadow for the Botanic Garden.

I have literally sat here for one minute trying to think of shows that begin with "L" and I couldn't.

We think of them as television executives think of shows: They need to fill certain slots, address certain markets, encourage specific behaviours, and so on.

"I don't think of shows as 'That's the show about that issue, and that's the show about this issue.' I think of shows as [being] about people and how deeply and joyfully we can connect with them," Jordan Roth added.

They wouldn't think of showing anything but a green leaf in July, wouldn't show as dandelion in November.

When people think of performing they usually think of show-offs, but I think of it more that you disappear into somebody else".

("Don't take this the wrong way," an instructor named Matt had told her. "But think of showing off your chest").

Groups representing rescuers, survivors and victims' families asked how anyone could even think of showing the faces of the men who killed their relatives, colleagues and friends.

In general, translation is one of the greatest forms of empathy, I think, of showing how we are alike instead of highlighting our differences.