Sentence examples for something displays from inspiring English sources

On a mission to "bring back vocals to house music", 22 year old Karen Harding has certainly got the chops to do just that, as forthcoming debut single "Say Something" displays, coming across with swinging UKG flavours, soulful vocals and pumped-up R&B posturing, and produced by current chart slayer MNEK. .

Tickets are selling briskly, more evidence of Mr. Manilow's continued drawing power, something displayed with his successful concerts earlier this year on Broadway.

It doesn't matter the cost; if you love something, display it.

Many urban teenagers and 20-somethings display "inadvertent" social networking behavior, said Mr. Lalla, author of "The Future of Digital for Brands".

Say something that displays why you're there.

Don't come looking for something to display in your home.

The actors, inspired by the attempt to do something daring, display a perfect balance of casualness and intensity.

To tell a designer with something on display here that his work is wildly impractical would be to bestow the highest sort of compliment.

Mr. Paladino undoubtedly enjoys the role of rabble-rouser, something on display at his swearing-in, during which he made a couple of failed nominations for board president and vice president, and jousted with reporters afterward.

It was like great charity spectacles which are not really about children with cancer or flood victims, but about making us, the public, aware that we are doing something great, displaying solidarity.

It must cause a computer to do something like display items on screen, store a particular pattern in a memory, or activate a peripheral device: it must provide a technical effect.