Sentence examples for give a display from inspiring English sources
Having survived their poor start, United flourished to eventually give a display of authority.
Later, he travelled south to see Orson Welles give a display of magic in San Diego, where he responded to the maestro's request for a volunteer from the audience and ecstatically permitted himself to be sawed in half.
Although such displays are bulkier than many alternatives, they do give a display which does not reduce the information content of the picture and only requires the viewer to wear polarized spectacles.
Their then leader Tommy Robinson give a display of pseudo-paramilitary aggression outside a pub and spat "Rivers of Blood" style warnings against Muslims.
The side gave a display of high-tempo football redolent of a Premier League afternoon in winter.
When United met Everton at Old Trafford two days later the club observed the occasion to perfection and the players, including Cantona, gave a display of football which captured all that Busby and his teams had meant to the game.
Given a display video, let I be the original frame and T be the AR tag.
The top seed from Serbia gave a display of breathtaking quality to triumph 6-2 6-4 6-7 (3-7) 6-1 in four hours and 10 minutes on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
He uses it to give a rousing display of his theatrical lexicon: brilliant visual effects, inventive music, diverse casting, environmental concern.
"The important aspect is that we didn't give a solid display at the expense of how we play".
