THE SHOW MUST GO ON Definition & Meaning

The show must go on

People are counting on us to do this, and we must not disappoint them.

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Notes

This notion is supposed to be a fundamental principle of entertainers.

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Idioms and Phrases

The proceedings must continue, no matter what unfortunate event has occurred, as in The chairman died yesterday but the show must go on . This expression is a theatrical credo dating from the 1800s and was transferred to other situations in the first half of the 1900s.

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Example Sentences

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“The show must go on. The division must still grow.”

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“Our philosophy — because we are showgirls — is that the show must go on. The course of life must keep flowing.”

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“Time is limited. Our philosophy — because we are showgirls — is that the show must go on. The course of life must keep flowing,” said Lola Mon, 72.

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"The show must go on, the industry needs to keep growing, but it's definitely a step-back in itself when you see the poster child of the industry being put in this position," said Jean-Marie Mognetti, chief executive of crypto asset manager CoinShares.

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The Show Must Go On: The Queen & Adam Lambert Story Rock group Queen reconnects with the “American Idol” runner-up for this two-hour documentary that charts their journey together as Lambert takes center stage with the band as its frontman, a spot once filled by Freddie Mercury.

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