Sentence examples for might be shows from inspiring English sources
"There might be shows where the percentage of children watching is lower, but, in fact, it might be the most popular show among children," Mr. London said.
Because America and the movies have shared one defining hope -- that there might be shows for everyone, stories to move all of us, of which no one need feel ashamed.
The most important single indicator that tells us how close to a conflict we might be, shows there is still breathing room for talks when the elections are over.
That might be showing off.
"You might be showing signs of honkaholism".
It might be showing us the couples' happier past.
For a start Cameron might be showing a leg to the wrong unionist party.
Buyers from different states might be shown the same pen of cattle, they say, just as inspectors from different banks might be shown the same collateral on their loans.
While theatergoers look at the displays, the screens might be showing scenes from plays or interviews with the actors.
José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, said recently that the agencies might be showing "bias" against Europe.
"When they accompany celebrities to an event, they have to look good, too, because they might be shown on camera, they might be in the frame," Dr. Wu said.
