Sentence examples for big shows of from inspiring English sources

In New York, the summer museum season will be triangulated by big shows of three almost mutually exclusive artistic sensibilities.

I sipped a 15-year-old Knockando, at $13.30 one of the cheaper single malts listed, and watched assorted middle-age men make big shows of selecting cigars.

Rodriguez hadn't yet admitted to taking banned drugs (that confession would come in 2009), but fans had already become skeptical of the game's big shows of history, having been abiding fools during the tall-tale heroics of Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, and later dragged along, bitterly, as Barry Bonds dwarfed those efforts, and then displaced Aaron as the game's home-run king.

You have a stellar group supporting this one week event - some of these folks have had big shows of their own so it's good to see them supporting another artist.

A big show of force is likely.

Often, extremely wealthy people make a big show of tipping.

"Make a big show of shouting down the phone!

"It's a big show of force," he told me.

It was still the big show of the Milan Fashion Week.

Sackler doesn't make a big show of her good intentions, or of her affluent background.

Making a big show of personal and private matters is seen as degrading that position.