Sentence examples for showing of a from inspiring English sources

Because rioting broke out after the verdict in the first King trial, there was a "very strong showing" of a federal interest, Ms. Levinson said.

Sissy!" at George Raft during the showing of a prison picture called "Each Dawn I Die".

They'd told their parents that they were going to a late showing of a film.

First comes the showing of a photo identification in the lobby.

"I don't think there's a substantial showing of a denial of a federal constitutional right," Judge Gleeson said.

Though theatrical releases traditionally do quite well on television, the latest showing of a blockbuster movie was less than impressive.

On March 3, there will also be the showing of a 30-minute documentary of Westchester's history in film.

Less impressive was the showing of a new reality series heavily pumped during the Olympic coverage: "Stars Earn Stripes".

The evening included a rare showing of a film of Balenciaga at a fitting in the 1960's, which Mr. Ghesquiere brought from Paris for the event.

The screen of an iPhone is convenient, but it's no comparison to a 70mm showing of a film in a gorgeous theater.

"For a young person, the showing of a weapon doesn't equate with the probability or possibility it will then be used, as an adult would anticipate".