"Oh my God, that's so Italian!" she shrieked, and demanded that everybody else at the table show theirs, too.
Instead of the course showing its teeth, many players showed theirs, smiling and making birdies in a relaxed atmosphere that was atypical for the Open.
The producers of this "Lawrence of Arabia" discourage comparisons to Peter O'Toole's by showing theirs on television and by calling it a documentary.
So it was assumed that Mr Bouchard would take the court's decision, hurl his indignation at it and, master of emotion that he is, urge Quebec's voters to show theirs.He did not.
In the 21st century liberal utopias are showing theirs: belief in deregulation, freedom of the market and the drastic reduction of the place of the state have led our world to the brink of a general disaster that we are still far from sure of having overcome – the financial and economic crisis, and now a political crisis with the ruin of states.
A little "I'll show you mine, if you show me yours" seems to be going down between handset makers Samsung and Apple during their ongoing patent battle, only Apple has become that kid that never ends up showing theirs.
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How many newspapers asked that question when Mitt Romney was proudly photographed with his 18 grandchildren, or when George W. Bush and John McCain showed theirs off for the press?
The memory of the uttered phrase in a moment of desperation did not leave him; he began to ask if he was worthy of God's mercy or in any way redeemable as he had not only neglected his faith but directly opposed it, mocking others who showed theirs, deriding and denouncing God as a myth.
It seems like every comedian has a Robert De Niro impression in their wheelhouse -- so with the esteemed actor hosting "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, it's no surprise that a few of the show's talented impersonators would show theirs off, even before the show airs.
