Sentence examples for standard shows from inspiring English sources

The principle that a huge community contributes to a standardized system requires however that the standard shows some flexibility.

CPJ comments: "That Russia will so quickly abandon that standard shows how fragile its respect can be".

Like a line in the sand, an absolute poverty standard shows whether the economic tide is moving in or out.

The latest YouGov for the Evening Standard shows her still healthily ahead as Londoners' favourite in the Labour field, including among Labour supporters.

However, a letter leaked to the Evening Standard shows Grayling wrote to former London mayor Boris Johnson in 2013 opposing the idea of devolution for fear that a future Labour mayor would gain control of the transport links.

Cisco offers connections into the network, through devices like mobile phones or tablets, that enable cable customers to watch shows anywhere, record programs to watch when they return home or get extras not available with standard shows.

Sometimes the women sing, but not the standard show tunes.

He performs a range of songs, from Sondheim to Yiddish pieces to standard show tunes.

Neither production features standard "show" dancing, but in both cases movement details were crucial.

What my mother defined as boasting I considered a standard show-and-tell.

Otherwise, the Dixieland setting is misleading; Ms. Kayden writes standard show music, and her score is disappointingly unadventurous.