Sentence examples for create a show of from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to create a show of enjoyably terrifying music".

By contrast, the use of stunningly clever animatronics would create a show of Olympic proportions - without harming any living beings".

Indomitably creative even in adversity, she uses her prison time to create a show of Polaroid snapshots that elicits critical acclaim and a flashy cover story in a Los Angeles magazine.

Some analysts believe that a regime which has crushed the green opposition movement and is short of internal opposition, is merely creating one in order to create a show of legitimacy come the next election.

And now the counselors are employing a new twist: They use the Internet to search for and entice job seekers and even, apparently, to pluck plausible job listings from subscriber-only Web sites, using these leads to create a show of doing real work for the client.

This summer alone at the Edinburgh festival, I watched Andi Osho find comedy in stories of childhood racial abuse and Des Bishop create a show out of his father's terminal illness.

For Annick Coupé of the Solidaires union, the demonstration on Sunday was aimed at creating a "show of force for the weeks to come" in which the government will consider pension, social security and employment reforms.

Artist Matthew Plummer-Fernandez, who previously created a show of cartoon characters distorted by data, has co-curated a showcase of such artists.

When they create a show like House of Cards, they aren't guessing at what people want".

Every year Professor Price creates a show for which a group of students, alumni and community members writes the script.

Making remarkable use of the festival's relatively small stage, she has created a show full of the kind of grand images that linger in a child's mind.