Sentence examples for be no shows from inspiring English sources

"There'll be no shows, no public events on the property," he said.

Dozens of communities have canceled their displays; barring the emergence of last-minute donors, there will be no shows in places including Mesa, Ariz.; Colorado Springs; Carrollton, Tex.; Blue Springs, Mo.; and Lowell, Mass.

There would be no "shows," no entertainment, only activities to keep the orcas active.

"We had too many runners," he said, adding that he had miscalculated how many runners would be no-shows.

The onerous side effects of surgery proved to be no-shows (thanks to marvelous urologic oncologists and a leading surgeon).

The team is also running predictive analytics to forecast attendance and identify season-ticket holders who may be no-shows for a particular game.

But more likely, people will either reply they're attending then be no-shows on the night, or simply not respond to the invite at all.

For example, an airline wondering how many passengers to book onto a flight can assess passenger data to predict how many are likely to be no-shows.

We can tell you from past years that (1) more than a few advertised stars will be no-shows come Saturday; (2) other stars will show up completely out of the blue with no advance hype; and (3) many will get completely lost in the crowd, with barely a red-carpet photo to document their presence.

One of the reasons that the opinion pollsters got the general election so wrong is that their samples included too many young voters who said they were definitely going to cast a ballot and then proved to be no-shows on the day.

The whole idea is to have the consumers be no-shows, as you'll see in a minute.