Sentence examples for yes a show from inspiring English sources

Yes, a show.

Allowing for audience response and choice is also central to You Once Said Yes, a show performed on the streets of Northbridge for an audience of one.

By that logic, Palin herself was censored by the American public of "intolerants" when we declined to elect her vice president of the United States, leaving her with only a book deal, speaking engagements and, yes, a reality show to pay the bills.

Drew McLellan, 30, a barber who started A Lucky Lawn in Long Beach last summer, has been approached by a TV production company about starring with his wife in, yes, a reality show about lawn painters.

Royal Caribbean has announced plans for a Barbie-themed cruise, complete with activities such as "Tiaras & Teacups" for passengers from ages four to 11. Dubbed the Barbie Premium Experience, passengers will get a Barbie-themed state room (think Pepto-Bismol pink blankets, pillows and toiletries), a mermaid dance class, a fashion designer workshop and, oh yes, a fashion show.

So Formula One, yes it is a show, a spectacle, an event.

I am left with the feeling that, yes, I have a show.

The only way to do that is to import some showgirls, teach the local boys to perform and, yes, put on a show.

And right after that, it'll be the eleventh hour of the day, so, heck yes, we have a show called "The 11th Hour," with Brian Williams.

And, yes, it was a show about a horribly agonising genital disfigurement, but so is Embarrassing Bodies, and that typically gets a third of the viewers of The Man with the 10-Stone Testicles.

The original show, which ran for 94 half-hour episodes between 1998 and 2004, is unashamedly - and, yes, unusually - a show about women, for women (though, significantly, not completely by women. It was adapted from a newspaper column and book of the same name by Candace Bushnell, but the producer and a good chunk of the writers and directors were men).