Sentence examples for universal show from inspiring English sources

And that led to a bizarre showdown: while E! and the TV Guide Network showed the announcements being read out in the hotel ballroom, NBC snubbed the event and jury-rigged its own version, using Nancy O'Dell and Billy Bush, the anchors of the NBC Universal show "Access Hollywood," to announce the winners on a different gold-colored stage, with different film clips.

There was a thumbs-up and a few pictures with supporters but it wasn't until Wigan led 1-0 thet the first universal show of support went up as fans asked for a wave from their new man, which was duly forthcoming.

The Portal promises to be one of the most unusual and innovative live performance experiences in the world of theater to date, and because of that, it is not necessarily considered a universal show.

The power trip is intrinsic to his pleasure; the episode suggests the universal show-biz complicity in romancing myths of domination, galactic and otherwise.

Polls published today by two Mexican newspapers, Reforma and El Universal, showed his approval ratings well above 50percentt but declining.

An annotated Google map produced by the newspaper El Universal shows the sites visited by Mr. Capriles in blue, and by Mr. Chavez in red.

According to Redbox's lawsuit, on Aug. 26 representatives from Universal showed up at Redbox headquarters in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill., with a revenue-sharing agreement to sign.

Trend examination methods are universal, showing new ideas in model reliability examination and can be used in any problems of examination of reliability of models, based on previous experience.

I attended a media preview Wednesday night of the Three Broomsticks restaurant and Hog's Head pub where Universal showed off the new Potter-inspired food and beverage offerings.

Earlier studies suggest that the construct is universal, showing slightly higher mean scores for men in the majority of cultures worldwide [ 23].

The GC3 values of the class-A genes (core-universal) show bell-shaped distributions with relatively sharp peaks.