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• she presents a cookery show
• None of the three girls said a word as the butler returned and offered to show them to their rooms.
• Some women notice a bit of mucus in their pants and may not realise it's a show .
• they are all show and no go
• an alarm salesperson should show an ID card
• One change for the nurses is that it is now acceptable for them to show their own emotions.
• now don't make a show of yourself in front of him
• she still runs the show
• The 43rd annual show will include refreshments, a plant sale, a tombola and a raffle.
• the meal was a poor enough show
• Amy will perform songs from the musicals and the stage show will include a date in her home town Bolton this summer.
• he's all show
• Mr Wills will be visiting the academy on Friday as a show of support.
• you didn't show any interest at the time
• I'm tired. Does it show?
• Highlights also included majorettes, a steel band, a fun dog show and a tug-of-war competition.
• Yet another agricultural show has fallen victim to the foot and mouth disease crisis.
• I man a desk in a little office. I don't run the show
• wrinkles were starting to show on her face
• she had her own show at the gallery
• the polls show growing support for the party
• the evening show is at nine
• a white blouse will show the blood
• Shirl was four months gone and just starting to show
• he ceased rather early in his career to show his work
• she made a show of interest
• all passengers need to show a passport
• But he failed to show for his June sentencing.
• The students recorded an hour-long show for the radio station from their school.
• A variety show was staged at York Rugby League Club's Wigginton Road ground.
• We have two crocuses that have bloomed and the primulas are putting on a brave show of colour.
• he's doing a solo show
• Since then, he has failed to show me figures to justify his criticisms.
• I'll show you where everything is
• you'll need to show proof of your new address
• So in a rare show of family solidarity, we all trooped out to the nursing home for tea and cake.
• They will join other sugar beet farmers from Galway and other counties in a show of solidarity.
• he urged his soldiers to show no mercy
• she was angry and she let it show
• horse show
• I'd be lying if I said I did not enjoy that, because I see it as a show of affection from our fans and I thank them for it.
• I'll show them we can do it
• he ceased early in his career to show his work
• court records show him to be a criminal
• The big distributors are only after money and to do this they have to show American films.
• It's a pleasant show of human kindness in a time when all we seem to hear about is terrorism and violence.
• I was waiting for him at 7 sharp, but he didn't show .
• he was amazed that she would have the gall to show herself
• it's a family show
• she's starting to show
• North Swindon MP, Michael Wills, will visit the school on Friday in a show of support.
• He put on a show of bravado, but inwardly he was seeking any way out of his predicament.
• I'll show you!
• they are all show
• The strike was nothing more than a show of strength between a woman who thought she could see the future and a man who wanted to preserve the past.
• I never let my true emotions show ; I just aimed to get through those four weeks.
• Sixty residents packed into a council meeting in a show of strength against plans to build 450 houses on the land.
• to show sb sth
• Most of the group of about 20 people wore blue ribbons in a show of solidarity with Moodley.
• Then again, if he did spare the soldiers they would show him no mercy.
• show them in, please
• it was Frank's turn to show his frustration
• Never have I seen such a show of irrational and unprovoked verbal abuse.
• After having listened actively to all they had to say, we show empathy and offer appropriate care.
• Her favourite perennials are lilies which put on a show of colour before the annuals get into full swing.
• As the film's cult appeal has grown, the stage show has also continued evolving.
• Mrs Tunstall offered to show them a video of children in care, but villagers shouted that they did not want to see it.
• Their abseiling antics provided the crowd with a delightful show of strength and control.
• How long after having a show did you do into labour?
• car show
• It also allows people to show their appreciation to you, which is an important aspect of the relationship as well.
• the scheme is beginning to show results
• You cannot hold an agricultural show without temporary accommodation or without providing alcohol.
• Neither was it greeted with an overwhelming show of unity by their followers.
• A local show of strength then escalated into a confrontation with police.
• The two met on the comedy circuit and were given their own show on BBC Radio Scotland in 1997.
• Australian Tim Minchin won the best newcomer award for his musical show ‘Darkness’.
• the government has to show it's listening
• The show of amity presented by the two men on the front bench yesterday was just that: a show .
• At their annual cultural show , I am blown away at their singing and dancing ability.
• After months in denial, he let his emotions show this week, after the most blatant round of leaking yet.
• I didn't want to show myself
• her date failed to show
• it was an extraordinary show of courage from him
• Stan has been handed a role in another ITV-commissioned show still in production.
• he wants to show you all his woodwork stuff
• I didn't have a show