stop the show informal

You've got to do something new or stop the show.

Local police came to Apple, and tried to stop the show.

A couple of times I had to stop the show because it was just too over the top emotionally for me to continue.

I thought how if this had been a play, the applause would have stopped the show.

This line, as I had feared it might, stopped the show.

A sudden wave came over me and I stopped the show quickly.

I was going to take off the towel and let you see all of me, except Dad stopped the show.

But one move in Game 2 stopped the show.

"You can stop the show then if you want to."

Fox stopped the show after 11 of its 14 episodes had been shown.

No one was hit, but it stopped the show.

But while the authorities seem powerless to stop the show, they have tried to limit its effect.

When the girl came in, she stopped the show as far as I was concerned.

Government and health officials in the Netherlands tried to find a way to stop the show, or at least the subsequent transplant.

At least the viewer can stop the show at a better place.

It was also the second time he had stopped the show in five days on an otherwise draining trip.

"The doorman could do that song and stop the show," she said.

Near the end, when the two of them joined in a duet, it stopped the show.

Try and stop the show, and the people might well rebel.

It is open 365 days a year, and nothing short of an act of God stops the show.

You never stop the show, not even if someone dies!'

Just walking across a stage, she'd bring down the house and stop the show cold in its tracks."

"My family stopped the show that infamous day and informed our audience of the attack."

Something to do with a scene on the stage that stopped the show?'

He refuses to stop the show and resumes playing fifteen minutes later.