Sentence examples for show trades from inspiring English sources

Weirdly, Lifetime's new reality show trades on the fictional drama for authenticity.

But more often the show trades in predictable sentimentality ("You can't love someone else until you love yourself," Taylor tells Robert) and juvenile joking.

"I'm not really sure, but I get statements that show trades in different stocks".

I was in suspense because the show trades so well in defeat, but the first season ends on a triumphant note that also works.

In one case, show trades were displayed for visitors, with one side of the transaction taking place for the benefit of onlookers and the guy on the other end, supposedly in Europe or the Far East, playing his part in a room down the hall.

The bridegroom, 30, was the host of the Learning Channel show, "Trading Spaces: Family," from 2003 through 2005.

Mr. diCorcia, now 61, would have liked to call the show "Trade".

"They show trade offs for society and tell you that there might be consequences of choosing a particular pathway".

Think ComicCon or the Consumer Electronics Show, trade events and fan conventions turned into pop-up amusement parks.

Figures 16 and 17 show trade-off of code size versus performance in terms of speed.

Earlier this year it sought to upstage its rival by showing off the world's largest OLED (organic light-emitting diode) at the Consumer Electronics Show trade show in Las Vegas.