Sentence examples for show caps from inspiring English sources

The show caps a yearlong project designed to teach them the importance of sacrifice, in every sense of the word.

(This show caps a week of performances around the city. For information on those nightly shows, the details of which will be made public the night before each date, visit www.hungrymarchband.com).**** TOWN HALL 123 W. 43rd St .(212-840-2824) — Steve Earleteve Earle was angering the country-music community with his leftist politics long before the Dixie Chicks did.

The show caps the band's meteoric rise from west London to the global stage, with multiple Grammy awards, US album sales of four million and appearances with Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen.

For Ramírez Jonas, a 51-year-old New York based artist originally from Honduras, the show caps off a hectic year that has included the realization of Public Trust, an award-winning public art project mounted at different locations around Boston, and "Atlas, Plural, Monumental," a midcareer retrospective organized by Dean Daderko at the Contemporary Art Museum, Houston.

For the youthful audience, the show capped off an entrancing day.

With his fourth the goal in five against Seattle's rivals, Johnson stole Dempsey's show, capping the Sounders' historic night with a 1-0 win over the Timbers.

Plaudits abound for David Letterman after Wednesday's farewell edition of the Late Show capped a remarkable 33-year run on late-night television.

As is the case in Texas, the companies on the hook for the cleanup contend that years of scientific evidence show capping the waste in place would be safer, cheaper and completed sooner.

To witness a full show capped by a round of high-fiving, tambourine-banging, cooler drumming and a quick yoga squat can be exhausting.

Last night's 3rd Annual CNN Heroes Awards Show capped off another year-long campaign where the 24-hour news network went through over 9,000 stories of giving, featured 10 remarkable people, and selected one Hero Of The Year.

He presented the move as "a logical next step" to regulate a market left unregulated by the previous Labour government, adding that evidence in Australia showed caps on the overall cost of loans could be effective.