Sentence examples for Show vital from inspiring English sources

Dr Dre will star and executive produce Apple's first scripted television show Vital Signs.

If the economy doesn't show vital signs by the end of this year, and should Portugal need more austerity measures, then the social environment may break into intolerance and fiscal goals may slide.

If you are going to the Brooklyn Museum of Art's new show, "Vital Forms: American Art and Design in the Atomic Age, 1940-1960," Atlantis avenue is a worthwhile detour.

She said: "The UK government now has a responsibility to respond to this EAC report and show vital leadership on the issue by doing all it can to urgently secure a moratorium on Arctic drilling – starting with companies registered in this country".

Terry was still an important part of Hodgson's plans, close to an automatic pick when fit, but also a player who was past his prime, very much closer to the end of his career than the beginning and starting to show vital signs of wear and tear.

But that, combined with the overall quality and diversity of the work, is what made the show vital to the overall experience, especially within the context of the nomadic integration of artists from outside major power centers generating new streams of thought, energy and experience into the global art experience.

Starting in 2018, the Fitbit Ionic will show users data from the Dexcom G5 Mobile sensor, which is worn just under the skin and can show vitals every 5 minutes.

His father had been airlifted from the site and was being flown to Harford Hospital when he stopped showing vital signs, he said.

Ellis, her replacement, had come into this World Cup experimenting perhaps less than critics thought she should, but she has showed vital flexibility, shifting tactics to land USA in the final.

In a room at the Fort Calhoun plant crammed with television monitors showing vital equipment in radioactive areas, Mr. Nellenbach showed safety pumps that are in the basement but remain dry.

CBS's timing in this dispute leaves the network in a somewhat more vulnerable position, because other than "Dome" and the reality program "Big Brother," it does not have a deep store of shows vital to viewers this summer.