Sentence examples for on show from from inspiring English sources

According to the federal laws, the flag should be put on show from sunrise to sunset.

There may or may not be some cheeky behaviour on show from one of the Guardian's QAs.

It's all about their speed of thought, the quality of their play and the speed of movement of the ball". There is some lovely one-touch passing on show from Arsenal, but they've been lacking that bite in attack.

Olympic year: Olympic art – the gods of British painting were on show from the start.

The lack of creativity on show from the hosts was otherwise alarming.

Sue Austin's work will be on show from 12 to 19 July at Plymouth University.

Having a space where I can put on shows from the collection is a dream come true".

The television world was buzzing last year as favorite characters on shows from "Game of Thrones" to "Downton Abbey" were being killed off, one after another.

S4C has no in-house production operation and spends its entire £83.5m programming budget on shows from independent producers.

The government is to sweeten the tax break for high-end dramas, the so-called "Downton Abbey tax", by reducing the minimum UK expenditure requirement on shows from 25%to10%0%.

Since the first series ended, she has worked steadily on shows from "Scrubs" to "Hannah Montana," most often playing self-assured sexpots.