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With the gong that opened the eleventh round, Sandel rushed, making a show of freshness which he did not really possess.

The reason why I let each students sing on stage, is to let oneself, a show of his own voice.

Since reserve, a show of modesty and a sense of humor are part of his own nature, the typical Englishman tends to expect them in others.

Once my journalistic identity was known, however, the police arrived and made a show of locking one of the doors.

These paintings and others make a show of Manet's portraits at the Royal Academy in London one not to be missed.

But they did not really care, I could see that, and only made a show of being excited.

The best way to regain face was to put on a show of indifference, to let people know he wasn't worried about his job.

And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it.

Be careful not to make a show of your righteousness before people. If you do so, you do not gain anything from your Father in heaven.

Your reality: That thank-you email was a show of good manners, not a subtle hint for him to ask you out again.

Straw polling entails asking for a show of hands to see how the group feels about a particular issue.

I replied: 'What am I supposed to do, retire? ' But it was just a show of affection to let him understand how much I would miss him.

The trip by President Obama, his wife and younger daughter is intended as a show of support for the struggling region.

When it rained they were charmed , because they could remain indoors together all day with such a show of reason .

This is a show of affection from her to you!

But, as a show of intent to be the next big consolidator of exchanges, the offer for ASX could hardly be bettered.

In short, 2011 could turn into a year of open warfare rather than a show of unity.

He asked for a show of hands among the audience of how many agreed with that statement, and only a small number were raised.

In two months after that remarkable night he will climb the stage with a show of his own.

The London Transport Museum has a show of the posters that did so much to promote suburban living in the early 20th century.

The chairman wishing for the decision of this question by the meeting, called for a show of hands.

Obama and Bush, determined to put on a show of goodwill, shook hands and gave all the appearance of bonhomie.

If they'd once found out I could talk they would have made a show of me at fairs and guarded me more carefully than ever.

An announcement on the president's Web site said 514 prisoners had been released as a show of "the love and sympathy of the state. "

Mao was a master of the ancient Empty City Stratagem, which seeks to conceal weakness with a show of confidence, even aggression.

A junk rating may not be an issue if foreign governments just snap up the bonds in a show of solidarity with Europe.

Last month, its navy planted a flag at the bottom of the South China Sea in a show of sovereignty.

Republican governors in South Carolina, Alaska, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas have made a show of refusing some of the stimulus money.

But one of the purposes of international summits is to instill confidence in markets by putting on a show of cohesion.

But in a show of restraint, Chicago police officers stood by as the protestors moved through the streets, stopping traffic along the way.

Inside the square, protesters again made a show of Muslim and Christian unity, as Copts among the protesters prayed over loudspeakers.

Others believe you will slay the Prior in a show of power, upon his return tomorrow.

South Korea's first lady was a guest of honor at a G-20 formal style gala, a show of evening wear and a Creative Floral Performance.

It has the merit of a show of honesty, while it puts the laborer completely at the mercy of the landowner and the shop-keeper.

South Korea and the United States are wrapping up senior diplomatic talks on North Korea's nuclear weapons with a show of unity.

He was clean, sharp-eyed, apparently gentle in manner, and his salutation was a show of this humility.

In Canada, more than a few ethnic Chinese couples have made a show of not serving shark fin at their wedding.

The chairman of the committee, Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, was re-elected by a show of hands.

In fact, this was interpreted exactly in the opposite manner. . . . It was interpreted not as a sign of strength but as a show of weakness.

She dressed down to visit her poor relatives, so as, not to oftend them by a show of her wealth.

We all knew she was just making a show of this talent .

After the beginning, home team Nix attacks smoothly, force inside connection Landuofu forestalls opponent by a show of strength.

I'd like to see a show of contemporary paintings by young artists.

If is him, he is still partly to a agreeable side that ambition make a show of he at somebody else's in front.

In turn, you'll relax a little more knowing you don't have to make a show of not feeling sleepy or being coherent.

The jet, believed to be a J-20 prototype, is widely regarded as a show of muscle during US Defense Secretary Robert Gates' visit to China.

The 26-year-old gave her fans a show of a different kind on Wednesday, when she emerged on her hotel balcony.

South Korea's navy, in a show of strength, staged an anti-submarine exercise Thursday in waters south of the disputed maritime border.

Although the Pentagon said little, some analysts interpreted the trip as a show of American concern over Israel's plans for Iran.

He's making a show of drinking it in, with his nose up, like he's catching the scent of fresh rain in the air.

That tiger is orange, no stripes, hand holding a silver torch, sitting on a lotus leaf red, like a fire like a show of hands.

eg. He made a show of enthusiasm.

It sort of turns into an intangible gift or a show of affection.

Chinese leaders, previously more eager to nurture high-tech industries, toured textile factories last month in a show of political support.

South Korea has been demanding an apology from the North for both of those 2010 attacks, or at the very least for a show of "sincerity" .

It was not a gold medal, or a world record broken, but a show of sheer determination and guts.

Such 'cornerstone' investors typically commit to holding their stock as a show of confidence, which can help draw other investors.

Mr Tsang is now having to put on a show of electioneering.

I made a show of interest, but I really didn't care about what he was saying.

Tyrion plucked at his scar and wondered if he ought to make a show of indignation.

The workers disguised their idleness with a show of hard work whenever the supervisor looked their way.

Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, recently treated Hillary Clinton to a show of indifference.

It is our belief that with these two features, China will surely make a show of its uniqueness in the coming expositions.

Jordan's Hall of Fame speech has been derided as being childish, vindictive, and a show of poor sportsmanship.

I'd like to see a show of abstract paintings.

He stood up and bowed to the public in a show of regret during a press conference.

After a short discussion, the chair asks for a show of hands to determine support for proposed idea(s).

And in times of economic pain, a show of military strength can be a politically smart distraction.

Generally, because of his uniform, the vendors would make a show of not taking his money, but Liu always forced it on them.

It starts with a show of tusks. A standard opening tactic, it scares off smaller competitors.

Mr Sarkozy said: "We have committed to a show of solidarity, transparency and discipline. "

We spend so much in a show of consumerist greed , when that money could go to feed a few dozen families.

That day may perhaps be inching closer with a show of Donovan's work up at the Chris Beetles Gallery, Mayfair, London.

The deal was apparently sealed a short while later, when technicians made a show of cleaning out the soot-laden filters.

He put on a show of indifference, but at the bottom of hisheart he was disappointed.

There is a show of reason in what he said.

Circumstances impose on any public official some demand for a show of hypocrisy.

Other commodity-related companies may have taken membership in a show of politically-inspired support to SSEFC.

I'd like to get a show of hands: Who actually uses Documents, Pictures, and Music as favorite links?

The little girl likes to make a show of herself before strangers.

He started by asking whether he could lay a wreath at Ground Zero as a show of respect.

Even Hamas, whose politburo shelters in Damascus, last month declined to stage a show of support for the Assads.

I grew up in Northern Ireland where it's a show of manliness to buy your mates the first round.

They are mocking me to my face, making a show of how powerless I am to stop them.

Russia's opposition has denounced the planned swap as a show of contempt for democracy.

Last night it reached its apex with a show of astounding ambition .

The decision was given by a show of hands (AEschylus, The Suppliants) or by acclamation .

Busy switch ya turn, blind blind head morning till night, a show of bustling downtown is wrong, scars learn humility.

The students did these drills, presumably as a show of both power and togetherness, at initiation ceremonies.

"We are not really sure if this is a show of force or if it poses a viable operational capability at this stage, " Rosamund said.

St George's Cross will fly above Downing Street during the World Cupas a show of support for the England team, David Cameron has announced.

In a show of solidarity, NATO invoked Article 5 of its treaty which asserts that an attack on one ally is an attack on all.

As a show of power, the Empire destroyed three Mon Calamari cities from orbit.

Governor Jean said she ate the seal heart in a show of support to the country's seal hunters.

Muslim leaders had urged their followers to attend in a show of strength.

efforts to meet all expenditures without a show of feeling one way or the other.

I welcome the day with a show of light.

To an outsider, this might seem a show of faith and support for the Islamic regime.

is a show of decency . - let me go.

In the short term it will allow robust intervention in Ivory Coast, which is much in need of a show of force.

It is very important for Taiwan because it a show of confidence that we can hold an international event.

Unintelligent control tries to influence by making a show of force.

I do not like to make a show of myself before strangers.

The anonymous online posts called for Chinese people to gather peacefully at sites every Sunday in a show of people power.

We elected him ( as ) our monitor by a show of hands.

Laura: Do you think there will be a show of the Chinese tea ceremony?

He stood up and bowed to Wang in a show of remorse.

Many banks are hoping to hit its capital targets by 2015 in a show of strength to investors.

Jonah was hoping for a show of fire and brimstone after he preached in Nineveh, saying God was angry because of all its wickedness.

An insolent person who seeks to make a show of cleverness.

Abe made a show of immediately traveling to Beijing and Seoul, and recently hosted the Chinese Premier in Tokyo.

It felt like a "show" of emperor's new clothes.

eg. Bill made a show of himself at the party.

It is funny, right? Now, we look at a few popular now, to know the answer to a show of hands.

At first I thought these rituals were but an extension of our Faith, a show of glory to our maker.

After the co-ordinated rate cut in October, the Chinese cut interest rates in a show of solidarity.

ZaneIran [Fa] says on Sunday and Monday that many teachers refused to go to schools in Hamadan as a show of solidarity.

Resolutions pass through on a show of hands.

Is there a show of Chinese paintings by famous painters?

Timon: "Let me have a show of hands. "

An act or a show of defiance toward an authority or established convention.

Flying on a show of courage is prohibited.

We elected our monitor by a show of hands.

Gou also makes a show of rewarding his employees.

In turn, this fleet you have there, represents a show of force to neighboring provinces.

This is a show of the commerce of an ancient city.

Can I see a show of hands? How many of you would like to lie on the beach and get tan? Does that cause a problem sometimes, right?

A show of public homage or welcome.

This is not a man who makes a show of " feeling your pain . "

Instead they won't move, so if that's not a show of love for this side, I don't know what is.

When they come back, Turkey makes a show of not looking at anyone.

In l996, Sand, 33, attended a show of Leonardo's inventions in Stockholm.

Let's vote by a show of hand.

Can I see a show of hands?

And for some of us, it's a show of horrors that unfolds most times we go to sleep.

Last night I went to a show of the Las Vegas Improvisational Players.

Go to, ugg boots ghost will nail Luo and make a show of you mighty of slay human instinct!

I can pretend, put on a show of friendliness, but that is very shallow.

I know it is much more romantic to support the lost cause that is Tibet but reality is that a show of strength is far more effective.

Enter a show of eight kings, and the last with a glass in his hand; Banquo's Ghost following

A show of hands, every move she makes is representative of our conduct;

Run into a show of firewood

bait a person (with a show of affection)

Only a show of kindness

Mask one's fear by a show of confidence

Make a show of love to more;

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