Sentence examples for foster shows from inspiring English sources

Inside this merciless man, Mr. Foster shows us a boy pitifully eager to please the most indifferent of fathers.

Foster shows this most familiar of animals in a joyfully new light: consider that the urban fox we see slinking across the street almost certainly has fractured bones, fused joints and arthritis.

In the second half of his life he had to work out whether this conflict that pervaded, as Foster shows, every area of his life - the erotic, the intellectual, the political - revealed a debilitating timidity or an unusual courage.

(Scott Richard Foster shows off his impressive pipes here to best effect as Jean Valjean singing "One Run More". He's also dead-pan terrific mocking Once and Sylvester Stallone).

"Happy Flower" plays in tandem with "Dolphin Up a Tree," another Foster show about making the inanimate animate: stuffed animals.

As Foster showed in his smart revamp of Annie [ http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2011/dec/01/annie-review ] at the Playhouse two years ago, there's no director more capable of conjuring up the seductive glamour of mid-20th-century America with just a smattering of neon or the play of light on a perfectly positioned cocktail.

Foster showed superb reactions to twice deny Damien Duff in a matter of seconds, before the ex-England international prevented Berbatov bagging his hat-trick by smothering his shot from a tight angle.

The outpouring of compassion over the past few days, and the sense of global citizenship it has fostered, shows that we finally see the "swarms" of "migrants" as people, human beings, just like us, but in need of help.

The effect could be reversed with cross-fostering, showing it to be a consequence of maternal behavior rather than gestation or genetic inheritance.

Its survey of 113 foster carers shows 24% said a relationship with a foster child had broken down in the last year.

Andjela's progress in her foster family shows how important living in a family environment is to the successful development of a child with disabilities.