Examples of 'shows in london' in a sentence
Meaning of "shows in london"
shows in london - refers to events, plays, concerts, or other performances currently running or scheduled to take place in the city of London
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Prince performs two surprise shows in London.
There are some shows in London just for kids.
I can only hope they play some shows in London.
The shows in London were great.
She appeared on numerous catwalk shows in London and beyond.
Shows in London for 6 weeks ( Piccadilly Theatre ).
You are playing a couple of shows in London at the beginning of December.
In September, they performed a concert at theatre shows in London.
He will be playing shows in London and Liverpool throughout September.
He and his siblings played together in children 's shows in London and Brighton.
She began to exhibit in group shows in London and Dublin from the age of 18.
She even has a drumstick courtesy Simmons at one of Kiss ' outdoor shows in London.
In the meantime, Glover will be doing shows in London and Paris later this month.
Halsey 's world tour recently wrapped up with two sold-out shows in London.
I have got a chance to produce a couple of shows in London and I could not say no.
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They played 10 cities in France and did two shows in London.
For the series of 50 " This is It " shows in London that were due.
Speaking afterwards, Mr Phillips said, " These will be the last shows in London.
She will be heading out on tour soon, with shows in London and Glasgow.
Prince and his new band 3rd Eye Girl performed several shows in London in February.
She 's reportedly already invited his parents to her 2020 shows in London and France.
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