give away the show

She could not pass it over now without giving away the show.

"I hate it when critics give away the show.

Fortunately, Munk had had the presence of mind to adjust it without giving away the show.

How to phrase it without giving away the show on Brand . . . ?

"If you give away the show to Cirtess-" "No cheating," Waldens agreed.

In the show's heyday, Radio Disney continually promoted Lizzie McGuire and regularly gave away the show's CD.

In the reception area a couple of uniforms stood, making sure the staff didn't go pressing their noses to the front door and giving away the show or getting in the way of any stray slugs.

The bone-chilling human hunt is a solid piece of adventure writing; but Barr loses her grip with the stereotypical villains, who, besides giving away the show by smoking and drinking and using foul language, also stick out like belly dancers because they haven't a clue how to dress for Barr's stern moral climate.