Sentence examples for displays of all from inspiring English sources
Daniel Carter His second-Test performance was one of the great fly-half displays of all time.
Just next door is one of the busiest displays of all, a witty visual essay, organized by Mr. Galassi, on the theme of transparency in modern art.
It is a neatly done booklet about the rebel movement, including displays of all its insignia.Villagers and militiamen take turns joining in a rallying cry: Papua merdeka!
Adam Jones and Matthew Rees became unlikely heroes, and at the age of 35, Simon Shaw became a Test Lion at last and produced one of the displays of all time in Pretoria.
It applies to performances and displays of all types of works, and its purpose is to exempt from copyright liability anyone who merely turns on, in a public place, an ordinary radio or television receiving apparatus of a kind commonly sold to members of the public for private use.
She wouldn't stop thanking me for the trip, constantly holding my hand and leading me around to see displays of all her favorite books/movies/shows.
How he drove there was the most prominent display of all - the "Nudie Mobile".
It can be found on the Lexus display, of all places, among responsibly conservative production vehicles.
The intrigue of the Champions League does not lie in exhibitionistic display of all that money can buy.
D2 New Home for Police History Not many museums have a display of all the drugs available on the streets of New York.
