Sentence examples for spare show from inspiring English sources

Stanhope doesn't spare show business any more than he spares himself, or anything else.

Still, it was a spare show, the plot line became a through line for a story about, in Mr. Ross's words, "lovable losers, sweet dreams, the creaminess of harmonies and a time of innocence".

23 West 129th Street Harlem Through Wednesday Fred Holland, an actor and choreographer, has put together a good, spare show with materials that seem unpromising when read on a checklist but really work.

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Madison Ave .at 75th St. (800-944-8639) — Luxuruinnd ruin keep close company in "Rudolph Stingel," a spare show of mostly recent work by the Italian-born artist.

Lehmann Maupin Gallery, 540 West 26th Street, (212) 255-2923, lehmannmaupin.com, through May 3. (Johnson) LABORATORIO 060 This spare show, part documentary, part participatory, is the work of the Laboratorio 060, a Mexico City artists collective that for the most part operates outside of the traditional gallery setting.

The fact that the town's arms factories and main bridge were spared shows that civilians were targeted before more obvious military objectives.

On one side, in a spare, slick show of work by Mr. Parreno, a French post-Conceptualist, art objects are kept to a minimum and spectacle prevails.

Another reason to visit the gallery is an elegantly spare group show of one work each by three realist sculptors: Keith Edmier, Ricky Swallow and Erick Swenson.

The F.D.A. information, which is spare, does show that more than half the American buprenorphine deaths involved other substances and that only two of 224 cases specifying "route of administration" indicated injection — the primary concern of regulators.

The collaborators taking their bows after the first night were a reminder of how many talents were involved in this spare, resonant show, the two dancers suddenly small in the midst of a crowd of designers, musicians and technicians.

And the whole, spare, resonant show comes together in a sculpture of a single slender branch bristling with sharp thorns and cast in solid gold; the more alluring illusion is, the more be painful it can be.