Sentence examples for displays of a from inspiring English sources
Such displays of a British inferiority complex are all the more curious for being thoroughly unmerited.
He writes of grand royal processions and firework displays, of a society with many slaves, open-air marketplaces with women vendors, and houses built of bamboo and thatch.
In between, there are animated displays of a Chiquita banana and the "Holstein Family Singers," a band of robot cows that sing atop the dairy section.
The galleries' owners, Sam Fogg and Francesca Galloway, are sharing displays of a jalis collection that was long installed in a British country house in Somerset.
On another counter were displays of a limited-edition style of hand-made moccasins, made for Ugg by Quoddy, the century-old Maine footwear company.
But the key point, perhaps, is this simple reminder: "Please be sensitive about interviews or other media displays of a luxurious lifestyle".
The result is the display of a maximum number of paintings with a minimum of crowding.
Our critic called an earlier stop on the tour "a display of a female power".
In a bookstore I found a display of a little book called "Soldier's Speak easy".
Then to the ceramic division and past a display of a card game called Scopa.
They were not impressed by the display of a naked, disturbingly marmoreal shoulder.
