Sentence examples for put on a real from inspiring English sources
"The number one goal is to put on a real technology conference," Johnson said.
But even in its most abstract mode, On Fillmore put on a real show, with both of its members periodically walking out into the crowd.
Newcastle became the first time I put on a real show, which lasted the length of a film and had my name on the ticket and everything.
There are some decent players in that team - Shinji Kagawa was excellent, as was Takashi Inui - but they have a tough game ahead - Senegal put on a real team performance in their win over Poland.
Many Israeli generals believe Israel's deterrence capability has been badly eroded and they may need to put on a real sound and light show that will demonstrate to the whole region just how sophisticated its air force has become.
This is showbusiness all right and from the first minute Dave puts on a real show.
There's some CGI, but most of the time it seems that we're seeing real people putting on a real show in a real big top – and only just scraping a living.
And in the end, there was little to distinguish the concert the class put on from a "real" show put on by a "real" record label.
Dressing up or down is like acting or putting on a show in real life.
"We're getting together and putting on a show - it's real," Jones said.
