Sentence examples for be to show from inspiring English sources

I'd say the first step would be to show him the door.

His challenge Thursday night will be to show that he is more than a nice guy.

The idea seems to be to show that "Russia is back".

"It's the first step and our goal has to be to show that performance in the next game.

The temptation might be to show precisely why Solo refuses to believe in "one all-powerful force controlling everything".

For both candidates, the best advertising strategy will be to show as many pictures of the other as possible.

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Part of that healing must be to show appreciation to those who battled the flames and the rubble.

A key area for the prosecution will be to show that there was a wider al-Qaida conspiracy at work.

The hope would be to show that in its statutory form, it is so extreme that it should be repealed.

"The truth is my deepest unconscious desire would be to show Marlborough," Golding wrote, "and then piddle on them".