Sentence examples for the shows of from inspiring English sources

Players can have all the shows of unity they want.

IN some cases, the shows of contrition are almost comically short-lived.

"All the shows of my era were good," he said in an e-mail message.

Even then it was one of the shows of the year.

"There wasn't much back story on the shows of the '50s and '60s," said Mr. Davies.

But it was also fodder for the shows of its rivals, CNN and MSNBC.

It ensures there's an audience to attend the shows of lesser-known designers.

But nowhere was it stranger — or funnier — than in the shows of Ernie Kovacs.

The posturing, the rhetorical flourishes, the shows of defiance had gone on for long enough.

Comparison of the first automobile shows with the shows of today.

Initially she wrote female-interest articles, usually on fashion, covering the shows of Hardy Amies and Norman Hartnell.