Sentence examples for historic showing from inspiring English sources

I bring this up not to dampen the musical's historic showing — another well-deserved honor, after its Grammy Award, Pulitzer Prize, Michelle Obama endorsement, and surround-sound hype.

Inspired by true events, Eddie the Eagle centers on Michael 'Eddie' Edwards (Egerton), a British ski-jumper who made an improbable and historic showing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics; Jackman plays Eddie's coach.

But not for Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's National Front — France being a country that knows a lot about the evil impact of German nationalism in the past: She congratulated "our AfD allies" for their "historic showing". Weirder still, voices congratulating the AfD were found on the nationalist right in Poland, a country utterly devastated by German nationalism in the past.

It's worth nothing that despite the historic showing from Perot, he did not win a single state and thus, did not receive any electoral votes.

The historic picture showing four generations of the Royal Family was flanked on one side by a black and white image of her father George VI, and on the other by a similar photograph of her mother, the Queen Mother.

The historic record shows that he had doubts about its authenticity, but was such a letter written?

National Irish Bank economist Dr Ronnie O'Toole, at a recent seminar on bankruptcy tourism, said historic evidence shows that personal debt lags behind other recession indicators.

Two, three episodes, maybe, a tiny role in a historic show.

Here's a clip from "All You Need is Cash," to help warm up for their historic shows.

As the centennial of this historic show is observed in coming months, it will offer another model and precedent to consider.

The picture seen at Christie's had been featured in the historic show of Monet's water lilies put together at the Galerie Durand-Ruel in May-June 1909. May-June 1909