Sentence examples for on shows of from inspiring English sources

He knew he couldn't stage Beijing opera or put on shows of Chinese painting.

Obedient political parties and youth organizations are routinely used to put on shows of "grass-roots support".

"We no longer need to put on shows of ten thousand people performing Tai Chi," Zheng Ran, editor of the ski-news Web site Snow Now!, said.

They wanted to make for their own satisfaction, if for no one else's a display of the fact that they had found and were enjoying membership in one organization that was secure against integration, because it had made itself secure against Negro aspirations; as long as they could put on shows of this kind, no Negro would ever want in.

Hosted by a local labor council and escorted by Tampa police, the march included a series of stops in which labor activists put on shows of street theater, acting out various injustices that they assured would come with a Romney administration, including voter suppression, rising student debt and a decline in working conditions.

As they used to say of the British Empire, the sun never sets on shows of Andy Warhol's work.

"His election will hang for a large part on show of progress in Iraq and without the funding this year, progress will grind to a halt".

"It's one thing to put on a show of diversity," said Elliot Diringer, a White House spokesman.

On a show-of-hands vote, Varmus won what he called "a partial vote of endorsement".

Six years ago, a reputable Sydney gallery put on a show of 14 portraits in oils on canvas of an old car.

Both men put on a show of unity.