Sentence examples for show form from inspiring English sources

"There will be few players selected who do not show form between now and then.

Taken together, the images in this show form an alphabet of the ways in which Marin would shelter, focus or isolate his imagery.

His new gallery show, "Form Is Emptiness," currently on view at Tibet House, explores through color on canvas the possible connections between Freudian dream analysis and Tibetan Buddhism.

The conversations between a 13-year-old boy who is dying of AIDS and the gay host of a radio show form the centerpiece of a novel that explores the boundary between truth and self-delusion.

Cumulatively, the photographs in the show form a powerful record of their time, preserving historical events or intimate moments like Joe DiMaggio kissing Marilyn Monroe before their marriage ceremony in 1954, or trivial scenes like the anguish expressed by a teenager when Elvis Presley's character dies in his first movie, "Love Me Tender" (1956).

Meanwhile, O'Brien has taken an equal hammering at the hands of the master of the late show form, David Letterman, who despite revelations of his sexual advances towards female members of his staff appears to be able to do no wrong.

Mr. Weissler said creating a show forms a community.

The country takes up the EU presidency in 2011 and this show forms part of that drum-banging.

The presentation as Dury's autobiographical stage show forms a loose structure for a scrappy, breathless narrative.

In its dispersal on the New Museum's second, third and fourth floors, the Trockel show forms a kind of pyramid.

During Edge's absence, Jericho replaced him with Big Show (forming Jeri-Show) and Jericho began to speak badly of Edge, mocking him for his injury.