Sentence examples for it would show some from inspiring English sources
It would show some fighting spirit.
But the E.P.A. said the health and air quality benefits from the rule vastly exceeded the $9.6 billion annual cost, while signaling that it would show some flexibility in enforcing the new rule.
After deliberating for days over whether to use it at all, ABC News announced yesterday that it would show some of an interview of President Clinton by the actor Leonardo DiCaprio in a special on the environment.
And it would show some long-overdue regard for the band of faithful citizen activists – councillors and others, up and down the country – who have kept faith with their localities in spite of the continual attrition of their spheres of responsibility as government becomes more and more centralised.
On the other hand, it would show that some of the normativity of mental states is already exhibited by biological functions (see Neander, 1995).
Swiss firm Tag Heuer is also reported to be preparing a range of traditional-looking smartwatches, although rumours it would show off some early models at CES proved false.
Here the tape differed from what administration officials said it would show -- that some of the men thought they were engaged only in a hijacking and did not know they would die.
"It would show them just how some wrong decisions you make that seemed like great ideas worked out really badly," he said.
Each season at the theatre was different; some years it would show a play or an opera, others it would focus on variety acts such as magicians, comedians and lion tamer Mademoiselle Marguerite, with her seven lions.
On Wednesday, the actress Mia Farrow tweeted: "It'd be nice if people would show some basic respect for Robin Williams privacy – even now.
