Sentence examples for make showing from inspiring English sources

The relatively low rents of Bushwick, which have drawn artists from all over the city in the last decade, make showing such works possible.

The left across Europe had a tougher case to make – showing why the deficit didn't cause the financial crisis, but also why it needs to come back down.

And as a final compromise-breaker, these itsy-bitsy cameras have mammoth, 2.0- or 2.5-inch screens, which make showing off your artistry a lot easier.

Uncharted 2 provides the perfect means of reducing any remaining throwbacks who still insist on maintaining that games are mindless to embarrassed speechlessness – if you know any Daily Mail readers, you should make showing it to them your mission.

It would be the first South American city to host an Olympics — fitting the I.O.C.'s desire to spread its influence to a new continent — and its location in a time zone one hour later than New York's would make showing events live in prime time as easy as it would from Chicago.

This approach could make showing insider trading based on tips even more perilous because an intentional disclosure of confidential information might not violate the law if tippers could credibly argue they did not know what the tippee would do with the information.

You go out and make shows.

"Rock bands make shows and tour them.

"To make shows that are popular and current".

"It's OK to make shows for people over 34.

"I only make shows I'm interested in.