Sentence examples for term show from inspiring English sources

(Remember, "show" is part of the term "show house").

The new standards for fuel economy that Obama introduced in his first term show that such changes can have a significant impact.

The Times's summary and infographic on the 2011 Supreme Court term show that the First Amendment is not a liberal-versus-conservative issue.

Memos from early in Obama's first term show an optimistic President who's excited about "post-partisan" deal-making; later memos, in contrast, show Obama "making the unpleasant choices of governing in a system defined by its constraints".

Aldrich Museum Eleven artists, some well known, some not, present videotapes and mixed-media installations in this live-wire (to use an old-brain term) show, meant to explore how the wily video medium can affect the viewer's sense of time.

Moreover, previously undisclosed draft audits prepared in 2005, near the end of his first term, show that Mr. Thompson's handling of the city's pension funds had been so worrisome that state regulators suggested his office be stripped of responsibility for investing them, a finding that casts his managerial record in an unflattering new light.

This term, shown in Figure 1, is called the initial ratio.

Only Bruno Fornaroli has more outfield game-time for City this term, showing Retre's growth under coach John van 't Schip.

A similar look at the long term shows that a single percentage point can make a very, very big difference.

Specter's election, last year, to his fifth term showed how estranged he had grown from much of his own party.

The trip, his first formal act after being inaugurated Sunday to a sixth term, showed his determination to take his seat among African leaders despite international criticism.