Sentence examples for usual display from inspiring English sources

There was the usual display of wealth and grandeur at court.

At the Balloon Saloon, the doors were blocked by police tape, and the shop's usual display of inflated doughnuts and marine animals was missing.

The exhibition spotlights the total look of one woman of style rather than the usual display of designer clothes separated from the wearers' accessory embellishments.

Always optimistic and courageous, Cliff had survived nine surgeries through the years, but this last one was impossible for survival, but one he underwent with his usual display of courage and hope.

Here was a city that appeared to prosper for hundreds of years without warfare or the usual display of religion as sources of the power of Maya kings, particularly toward the end of their dominance.

And the usual display of the cafe's wares are on the counter at the back: cans of Coke and Sprite stacked in neat pyramids, bottles of Tiger beer, jars of Ovaltine, big glass jars of apricots in syrup, Vinataba cigarettes, Juicy Fruit and Doublemint gum in their little revolving display case.

The heart of the show is simple: major pieces have been moved from their usual displays to the first-floor galleries.

This is a partial list, but every tragedy on it — and the others not listed — have three things in common: First, the perpetrators used guns; second, we had the usual displays of public grief; and third, after much hand wringing and "thoughts and prayers," we did nothing.

WITH a motto that sounded as if it were borrowed from a Jimi Hendrix conference — "Welcome to the Experience" — the 2012 trade show was, as usual, a display of both the power of innovation and the endless optimism of salesmen, with rollouts of brand-name housewares and more wing-and-a-prayer endeavors (high-end toilet plungers, bow ties for your liquor, edible soap).

I was expecting the usual fireworks display, maybe some music with synchronized booms.

As usual, his display of skill and cleverness is entertaining; unusually, it is nothing more.