Sentence examples for viewing a show from inspiring English sources

Guests strolled through the galleries, viewing a show from MOCA's permanent collection and a new exhibit, "The Artist's Museum," which featured works by a hundred and forty-six L.A. artists.

"Eric Heller is drawn to the subatomic world the way Monet was drawn to water lilies," Harvey Blume, the critic, wrote in Art New England after viewing a show.

Active survey devices like Nielsen's people meter are therefore better in many ways, she said, because they require participants to actually do something to indicate when they start or stop viewing a show.

Viewing a show behind a glass partition at the back of the theater - as she did last year when she saw "The Nutcracker" at the Performing Arts Center of Purchase College - made her feel like "the boy in the bubble," she said.

When you click on one of those categories, you're taken to a screen where instead you click through channel logos with program details beneath them, and then click on "Watch Now" if you want to start viewing a show.

Roy notes that we lose something in the process, since, for example, viewing a show with someone who can comment on it changes how we interpret that program and experience it entirely; collaborative viewing literally results in new and different meaning-making.

Similarly, students at New Haven's Sheridan Communications and Technology Middle School recently viewed a show called "The Hard Truth" about drinking and driving, presented by a Waterbury Hospital team.

Finally, we can view a show that promotes diversity without being bogged down by issues of race.

Also, view a slide show on biking in Provence.

Click here to view a slide show of her photographs.

Also, view a slide show on kayaking in the Florida Keys.