Sentence examples for minor show from inspiring English sources
His Piano Trio in D Minor and String Quartet in A Minor show him at his best.
The minor show at the Center for International Affairs exhibits new color lithographs depicting a young Mao and his revolutionary followers visiting the city of Venice, which, we may note, was one of the birthplaces of capitalism.
Loud boos greeted that minor show of mutiny when the final whistle put everyone out of their misery, and it hardly reflected well on West Brom that Hal Robson-Kanu's tame header was one of their better openings on an afternoon when Gareth Barry equalling Ryan Giggs's record of 632 Premier League appearances stood out as a memorable talking point.
The racing association will also pay a fine of perhaps more than $1 million under a deferred prosecution, which is often offered in the federal justice system when offenders of crimes deemed to be minor show a good-faith effort to rectify previous actions and promise not to commit future violations.
Rain before the beginning of the third day affected the pitch; Bradman, possibly irritated by a minor show of bravado from Verity, scored 71 in conditions which should have been perfect for the Yorkshireman, who took only two wickets.
A jump to four of a minor shows a good hand with at least 5-5 in the bid minor and the other major.
It also sounded like Grimm, one of many minor shows with a fantasy/folklore flavour chasing after the ratings of fairytale megahit Once Upon a Time.
She took time out for marriage and motherhood and moved to the West Coast, where she had random jobs on minor shows until she auditioned for "Mannix".
It's been around for twenty years, and its new album, "Five-Minute Major (in D Minor)," shows how they stay out of the penalty box.
But as this unforgettable account of Brahms's Piano Concerto No 1 in D minor showed, he and Rattle have forged a very special musical partnership.
The Sonata No. 1 in E minor shows a young composer of prodigious talent beginning to grasp the depth of his inheritance.
