Sentence examples similar to world-class showing from inspiring English sources
We now have so many excellent museums you could see world-class shows the length and breadth of Britain in 2012.
There are special July Fourth parties throughout the city, sure, but feel free to take your pick of any of the world-class shows or events that Vegas is known for already.
In Turin, Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, working closely with Francesco Bonami (like Mr. Celant, he is one of Italy's celebrity curators), oversees a foundation that has staged a variety of world-class shows.
The games will be by far the largest international sporting event ever in India, and officials want to prove that the country is capable of putting on a world-class show.
After Bob Fosse won an Oscar (for directing "Cabaret"), two Tonys (for choreographing and directing "Pippin") and an Emmy (for directing "Liza With a Z") in 1973, a rare triple coup, he reacted the way any world-class show business depressive would: He decided he had nowhere to go but down.
But, alas the fun needs funds if it is to continue to create world-class shows and serve the public.
With the proliferation of world-class galleries showing confidence in the city, the commercial stakes have risen steadily.
It also appealed to Basque nationalist pride, promising that a world-class museum showing the best of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation's collection and drawing perhaps 500,000 visitors a year would put the city on the map.
"We're coming out of recession and the timing couldn't be better - and the man in the street will see fantastic world class shows".
World-class singers showed up in mostly suitable roles, and if they misbehaved they were shown the door, or at least treated brusquely.
