Sentence examples for show terms from inspiring English sources

In addition to his novels, not a few of which are modern classics ("The Last Picture Show," "Terms of Endearment" and "Lonesome Dove"), the prolific McMurtry has also written more than 30 screenplays.

The two enthusiastic blokes on last year's X Factor, whose main selling points were "looking like they were pleased to be there" and chanting "azonto, azonto, azonto" over every single song they performed (in talent show terms: "making the song your own").

Millions of people might be surprised to hear Mr. McMurtry describe himself as a bookseller because they know him as the author of 25 novels, including "The Last Picture Show," "Terms of Endearment" and "Lonesome Dove" -- a story of the Old West that won him a Pulitzer Prize in 1986.

Refrain from using AKC titles and show terms in the name.

The functional enrichment results are shown as a term relationship network, where nodes represent terms and edges show term relationships.

In text mode, a text-based tree is produced to show term relationships.

D. "She was complicated, deeper than the other teens on "One Tree," which in teen-show terms meant that she often wore flannel shirts".

Instead, as a quick glance at services like Google Trends shows, terms like "Facebook" and "YouTube" comfortably beat all of the above – as does "Google" itself.

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