Sentence examples for show flashing from inspiring English sources

In Fénéon's hands, early-20th-century France appears as a slide show, flashing scenes both homely and bizarre.

Images of it had come to him one after another, as if in a slide show, flashing on the screen and fading away.

The director, BT McNicholl, and his talented cast are delivering a polished black diamond of a show, flashing with wild exuberance as undertones of danger peep through.

You might find thoughts of The Truman Show flashing into your mind as Jack expresses his consent to everything he can see about him.

But if you're going to subscribe to that sort of reasoning, "You might as well put a dead cocker spaniel on your head and start yelling about birth certificates," said Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," flashing a photograph of the quizzically coiffed Donald Trump, who to my eyes was wearing either an Irish setter or maybe a Pomeranian.

Its opening sequence – in which Jeremy went from a murky London to heading a Mad Max-style phalanx of supercars in California – had the pleasingly petulant sense of a show flashing the BBC a backwards finger "L" on its forehead, saying "look at all the money we've got".

As he begins to spin tales about childhood exploits, the show flashes back to Ireland.

There was no beauty in it – and so, for the first time, the full horror show flashed before my eyes.

Then, the show flashed forward three years.

is shown flashing an ink-stained palm during a debate.

1 mol% Ni2+-doped Y2O3 shows flash-sintering at DC fields greater than 300 V/cm.