Sentence examples for ones on show from inspiring English sources

It is de Staël's colour and conquest of his painting surface that gives his canvases their strength, no matter what their size and there are some very small ones on show at Maastricht.With palette knife in hand, de Staël was able to carve and cut his paint so that its edges seem sharp and hard.

Characters routinely expose their innermost feelings to camera in talking head confessionals similar to the ones on shows like The Bachelor and Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

Sound Women, a campaigning group lobbying for a better gender balance in radio, found listeners were 10 times more likely to hear male voices than female ones on shows hosted by two or more people.

The one on show is a training dummy.

Michael Laudrup expects Valencia to be a different proposition at the Liberty Stadium from the one on show in their September meeting at the Mestalla.

A "Leda and the Swan" is developed from ancient cameos, like the one on show here that once belonged to Lorenzo the Magnificent, while a breezy "Europa and the Bull" is elaborated from a drawing from Filippino Lippi's studio.

All music must be kept in pace with the performers, so must keep one eye on show all the time.

The one on display shows grieving women surrounded by tombstones.

"You knew early on that you were on the number-one show on television, and probably the number-one show in history," he says.

Aaron Landsman, the artist behind the 15-minute one-on-one show "Appointment" at N.Y.U.

One Belizean official told me he depends on one show -- "Politically Incorrect" -- to get his news.