Sentence examples for formal shows from inspiring English sources

The gallery does not present formal shows, but "there's always work on the wall," Ms. Jordon said.

The season will also include some runway firsts from previously new designers, including Wes Gordon and Misha Nonoo, who are staging formal shows rather than presentations, plus a big show from Opening Ceremony.

On Monday, Mr. Sahin will present his first formal show, with a military theme.

This oddly subdued and formal show does not give a sense of how crazily inventive they can be.

This extraordinary stylistic range stems from Graham's wish to make a lavish formal show of her epistemological turbulence, her poems' provisional victories over their own inefficacy.

Sitanshu Kar, an Indian defence ministry spokesman, said in a statement: "[The Ministry of Defence] today issued a formal show cause notice to AgustaWestland of UK seeking cancellation of contract.

The Times of India reported on Friday that the defence ministry had issued a formal "show-cause notice" to the Somerset subsidiary of the Italian defence manufacturer Finmeccanica to explain within a week why the contract should still go ahead.

Besides a number of formal show pieces a painting entitled Lucretia (1518), and two portraits of the emperor (c. 1519)—during this decade Dürer produced a number of more informal paintings of considerably greater charm.

The front of the T-shirt, which was made for the sorority's spring formal, showed an image of an African-American person eating a slice of watermelon inside an illustration of the southern U.S. state, news website al.com reported.

Given that the early spring collections don't receive nearly as much attention as the formal runway shows for spring and fall, big statements tend to be drowned out by the party atmosphere.

A formal model shows that benefits tied to firm performance, designed properly, induce employees to monitor management.