Sentence examples for showing out from inspiring English sources

She called us both over and said to Bailey, "Junior" – her nickname for him – "you been downtown showing out?

A young gay fraternity is dressing up, showing out and letting their bodies take care of themselves.

But that didn't stop the town from showing out for the next two days.

That means showing up, and showing out, but also centering and lifting up our voices and experiences.

For generations, transgender people have been showing out for each other in ways that have gone unrecognized.

While people would still dance together, this shift often meant parties revolved around male-dominated dance battles, with dancers showing out with new moves.

The décor is charmless and heavy on kitsch, with mirrored ceilings (in one part of the room), Japanese lanterns and a large-screen TV showing out-of-focus Japanese travelogues.

The printed (but non-stamped) registered envelopes were produced by private firms and stored by the Irish post office until needed, so envelopes from former periods, showing out-dated fees in the text, often received an impressed stamp for the current postal rate, creating many subtypes for collectors.

With regard to DLCs, Calvert et al. (1994) did not find an increased risk of showing out-of-range urinary uroporphyrin or coproporphyrin concentrations in U.S. workers exposed to TCDD, compared to referents.

"We don't want to show out, now.

He was shown out before Act III began.