Sentence examples for out of showing from inspiring English sources
But he also speaks of driving drunk and blacking out, of showing up late, or not at all.
Although it is de rigueur to know what music a crime-novel star likes to listen to, what a shambles his private life has become, what he eats for breakfast and drinks for dinner, Mr. Rankin gets just as much mileage out of showing how Rebus circles around and around a problem.
In 1989, when the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington at the last minute backed out of showing "The Perfect Moment," Robert Mapplethorpe's controversial exhibition of photographs, many of them homoerotic or violent, Mr. Reynolds stepped in and arranged space for the show.
Sony had given theatres in the US and Canada the option to bow out of showing The Interview in the wake of the threats.
The WB network got a hit last season out of showing the dreamy teenage Superman in "Smallville".
Lions Gate executives dismissed that claim and said no major theater chains had backed out of showing it.
Her fine-tuned intuition led to her not only learning the ins and outs of show business, the knowledge she's passed down to her daughter.
Check out some out-of-town shows.
We got up and skipped out of the show.
People pull out of the show quite frequently.
One group of artists, Yams Collective, have pulled out of the show.
