Sentence examples for to run a show from inspiring English sources

I was going to run a show.

"He likes to run a show".

"It's almost impossible to run a show like this manually anymore".

But to run a show, she can't just be a cool mom.

It's simply not the same as some hired gun brought in to run a show.

"To support e-commerce, Dangdang has to run a show like Amazon, just without the plastic and U.P.S. or FedEx equivalent," said Ms. Yu, who once interned at U.P.S.

In 1886, Cruft was approached to run a dog show for terriers in London by the Duchess of Newcastle, and so on 10 March his show opened at the Royal Aquarium in Westminster, London.

Is this any way to run a reality show?

The applications range from home and office monitoring (getting the phone to work with a projector, say, to run a slide show) to identifying friends carrying similar devices.

Typical IP project themes in (apprenticeship) practice are, for example, to promote an event, to introduce a new product, to regular customers, or to run a fashion show.

You're here to learn not to run a fashion show.