Sentence examples for time for show from inspiring English sources

And with the Democrats set to commence their own four-day multi-media spectacle tomorrow in Los Angeles, what better time for show biz itself to get into the convention act?

The end of November and beginning of December is a crowded time for show openings; five are scheduled between now and Dec. 10, and two plays — "The Farnsworth Invention" and "The Seafarer" — were supposed to have opened this week.

It was a time for showing the colors.

The proffering of cards, gifts and flowers suggest that this is a time for showing love and respect for the female, akin to Mother's Day.

Obama was slammed at the time for showing precisely the sort of snobbish disdain towards his party's core voters attributed to Thornberry.

But the silly season can be a promising time for shows that are small or exotic, or both, to test their mettle as potential cult hits.

They were just as worn out, but they needed a goal more, and Slaven Bilic was sent off in stoppage time for showing his understandable frustration.

Late November is a critical time for shows struggling in the ratings because networks must decide whether to spend money to order additional episodes.

Mr. Francisco, whose biennial exhibition is at the Museo de Bellas Artes, has been invited to the United States several times for shows and to colleges as a visiting artist.

The announcer says: "Amanda has been blocked a few times for showing... she said she has been IP banned from BlogTV".*.*

"I'm very grateful to the government for releasing them just in time for the show".