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Meanings of shows for in English

We have no meanings for "shows for" in our records yet.
Usage of shows for in English
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She'd done the work herself, watching those home improvement shows for tips.
When twilight comes
2
Actors were tightly contracted into shows for years to prevent such disasters.
The Irish Times
3
She put on these shows for Ruby, who saw right through her.
Second glance
4
Since then I spend my days producing crime shows for cable TV.
Wired
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The professor was Phyllis Youngheart, who produces large fashion shows for corporations.
The new yorker
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Harpo will produce shows for the network and other outlets as well.
Reuters
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The Stomach in Palmerston North has been hosting shows for 26 years.
Radio NZ
8
I did a lot of shows for Cub Scouts and Kiwanis clubs.
The new yorker
9
After that, more daytime game shows for the rest of his life.
Haunted: a novel of stories
10
He's awfully good to girls who've worked in shows for him before.
The Little Warrior
11
The company will announce more shows for 2014 later this year, Koh said.
Reuters
12
Major channels still made music shows for young people to watch.
The Guardian
13
Winfrey said Harpo will continue producing shows for syndication and primetime.
Reuters
14
This analysis shows for the first time nationwide trends in AMI from Germany.
Pubmed
15
Mr. Brice, you'll line up some solido shows for Blaine to appear on.
Immortality Inc.
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He would lay it out at home, putting on shows for his family.
The Irish Times
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Shows for through the time
Shows for across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common