Sentence examples for typical show from inspiring English sources
"You have to be optimistic," he said on a typical show.
"You may think that magic is make-believe," Oz said at the beginning of one typical show.
Zapping vegetables is not exactly the sort of thing you'd expect to liven up a show, but then again, "C.S.I". is not a typical show.
A typical show would consist of surreal observations on life in Frank's shed, a cameo from glove puppet Little Frank and, more often than not, a tombola.
A typical show will cost between £10 and £15 – quite reasonable for a whole evening of entertainment in an expensive capital.
DES MOINES, Dec. 8 — When she begins a typical show, seldom does Oprah Winfrey question the power of her brand or wonder aloud about the influence that accompanies her golden seal of approval.
"I knew from the beginning that this was not the typical show-business person who in stereotype thinks he or she knows everything but in fact knows very little," Ornstein told me.
By her account, the fluffy innocuousness of the show drove her ambitious co-star, Larry Hagman, to a combination of drink, drugs and therapy, but Eden endured even his most boorish antics with typical show-must-go-on equanimity.
Typical shows include hoedown contests and interpretations of Shel Silverstein's poetry.
In 2012, in a fairly typical showing, a hundred and twenty-two thousand voted.
Mr. Alvarado estimated that 145 out of 275 students attended, a typical showing at Downtown.
